Sentence examples for conditions of equivalent from inspiring English sources

For agglomerates of equal density and under conditions of equivalent cone rotation rates, the dispersion rates of small agglomerates were smaller than those observed for larger agglomerates.

Vasopressin so administered attenuated pial artery dilation to these K+ channel activators under conditions of equivalent baseline diameter during non injury conditions (13±1 and 23±1 vs. 4±1 and 10±2% for cromakalim 10−8, 10−6 M before and after vasopressin, respectively).

Under the condition of equivalent injection rate for every well group, the end of injection of the thin injection and thick production well group needed relatively higher injection pressure compared to thick injection and thin production.

Governing equation and boundary conditions of the equivalent beam and moment system were derived using the energy method and Hamilton's principle.

In this work, it is argued that flow wall pressure can be used to define appropriate boundary conditions of an equivalent acoustic boundary value problem for an arbitrary geometry, and a formulation of a boundary condition based on incompressible-flow pressure is proposed.

Black adolescents were nearly three times as likely as whites to be placed in custody if they violated the conditions of the equivalent of parole.

Even though a solution of 3 is always accompanied by some amounts of 2 a-Br, the sole and reproducible crystallization of 3 without any traces of 2 a-Br is provided by using the optimized conditions of 5.5 equivalents of CuBr and 15 vol % CH3CN.

There had been comparatively little work done on the lasting impacts of mindfulness training, especially under conditions of high stress the equivalent of evaluating the impact of a week of training on the results of a two-hundred-yard dash versus examining the effects of months of training on a marathon time.

To identify significant DC gene sets, samples are permuted across conditions to simulate the null of equivalent correlation between conditions.

An equivalent of 1 salivary gland per lane was used for electrophoresis under reducing conditions using dithiothreitol, an equivalent of 2 salivary glands per lane for electrophoresis under reducing conditions using 2-mercaptoethanol, and for electrophoresis under non-reducing conditions, an equivalent of 1/12 of a gland per lane was used.

With respect to the parity of power in the first relation, we obtain by a sign discussion of terms in the other relation a set of conditions equivalent to (20) as | a h | < 1, b > 0, a < − b, a h < − 1, b > 0, b h < 1 (21).