Sentence examples for data for the equivalent from inspiring English sources

Application of the model requires input data for the equivalent thermal conductivity of the fluid mixture in the annular space.

Data on the CPH were not recorded in the IPRAVE survey so farms were matched to the DEFRA 2003 census data and the DEFRA CTS data for the equivalent time frame (2002 2004) using the XY coordinates.

The input data for the variational Bayesian equivalent current dipoles analysis for each subject was the combined average of all trained and untrained words, so that the source localization was not biased towards one condition over the other.

In such case, and assuming Rayleigh fading, for each data symbol the equivalent channel from source to one antenna element of the relay is the sum of two complex Gaussian random variables.

An average wedding cost $12,000 in 2011 (the latest year for which such data exist)—the equivalent of more than two years' income for the average urban household.

For impacts with energies above 0.8 J, the TL yield for the 8.5-μm ZnS Mn powder is statistically larger than the equivalent data for the 24.1- and 30-μm samples.

For comparison, the equivalent data for the non-selected part of the 2006 UKCAT cohort (n=8658) are also shown.

According to Danny Chivers, who assembled the data for the calculator, this is equivalent to the exisiting government target of a reduction in direct emissions of 80% by 2050, relative to 1990.

Based upon average emissions data for the state, this is equivalent to a reduction of 353,000 tons of carbon emissions.

But some remain unconvinced about the affordability of an EE 4G service, which costs £36 a month for 500MB of data, the equivalent of streaming a single one-hour programme on iPlayer or making a two-hour Skype video call.

For 2012, the latest year for which data are available, the equivalent figure was 22.0%.