Sentence examples for defined to equal from inspiring English sources

Here, the values that SUB takes are ordered sets and the number of replications n is defined to equal the size of the set | SUB|.

They should be using mega-lira, not lira (as Turkey did in 2005 with the introduction of the "New Turkish Lira," defined to equal 1 million old liras).

Therefore the index for this kind of singularity is defined to equal –1.

The expression n!—read "n factorial"—indicates that all the consecutive positive integers from 1 up to and including n are to be multiplied together, and 0! is defined to equal 1.

The variable (u_{i,t}) is defined to equal 1 is generator i is online in hour t and equal 0 otherwise.

The quantum Itō table is then dLambda^{alphabeta} ( t ),dLambda^{munu} ( t ) =hat{ delta}_{betamu},dLambda^{alphanu} ( t ), where (hat{delta}_{alphabeta}) is the Evans-Hudson delta defined to equal unity if (alpha=beta=1 ) and zero otherwise.

Y i is defined to be equal to Y i(0) if Z i = 0 and to be equal to Yi(1) if Z i = 1 (alternatively, Y = ZY(1) + (1 − Z) Y 0)).

The constant chosen was Planck's constant, which was defined to be equal to 6.6260693 × 10−34 joule second.

For the kilogram, the constant chosen was Planck's constant, which would be defined to be equal to 6.6260693 × 10−34 joule second.

In order to avoid this big measurement error caused by the 'peak effect' in focal region, the distance between the absorbing target of RFB and the focusing transducer or transducer array was defined to be equal to or less than 0.7 times of the focal length in the National Standard of China for the measurements of acoustic power and field characteristics of HIFU.

The priority score for station is defined to be equal to (6).