Sentence examples for device equivalent to from inspiring English sources

"According to our experts, a homemade explosive device equivalent to 1kg of TNT went off onboard, which caused the plane to break up in the air, which explains why the fuselage was scattered over such a large territory".

At a meeting of security officials at the Kremlin — the sort of event that is more a show for the Russian state media than a substantive policy session — Alexander Bortnikov, the head of the Federal Security Service (F.S.B ., told Putin that an improvised explosive device equivalent to a kilogram of T.N.T. was to blame.

Following three MIP measurements (as above), subjects breathe through inspiratory resistance (through the Threshold IMT device) equivalent to 30% of the initial MIP for 2 min.

The semicontinuous cardiac-output values were obtained from the values captured from the serial port of the device (equivalent to STAT mode).

"Find them where they are, get them using the services and ramp them up so when they have devices equivalent to the iPhone, they are already in the market".

At that point, according to data from Mixpanel, a third-party web and mobile analytics company, about 56% of active iOS devices were running iOS 7. Mixpanel now says the figure is 65%, suggesting that the figure is about 232m devices on iOS 7. (Android 4.1.x, the most-used single version of Google's OS, is on 36.6% of devices, equivalent to about 287m users, according to data from Google).

As former Googlers, Maneesh Arora and Amit Sangani set out to develop a solution for those who find themselves sending and receiving text messages and phone calls all the live-long day, while, in turn, giving Android users an open, cross-device equivalent to Apple's iMessage.

In FAST mode processing occurs continuously but the display is abandoned to its own devices – equivalent to the ZX80's standard operating mode.

According to our experts, a self-made explosive device equivalent up to 1 kg of TNT was set off on board, which explains why the fragments of the aircraft were scattered over a large area.

In addition, if the modification of the device is small, leaving the modified device practically equivalent to the original one, no clinical data or re-assessment is necessary for approval.

"The device is equivalent to an Internet of Things-type device.