Sentence examples for difference between the equivalent from inspiring English sources

At smaller displacement, there is no significant difference between the equivalent viscous damping of specimens.

The convective instability index (ΔEPT) is defined as the difference between the equivalent potential temperatures (EPTs) of the lower and upper layers of the atmosphere.

The main differences between the equivalent currents in sunlight and in darkness are that (1) the overall currents are stronger in sunlight (by 69 and 85 % in Figs. 3, 4, respectively), and (2) the two current cells are of comparable magnitude in sunlight, but in darkness the dawn cell strongly dominates.

The root mean square differences between the equivalent α-carbon atoms for S236A·MgAMPPNP and S236A·MgADP·VO4 and the reference data sets for S1dC·MgADP·VO4 (1YV3 and 1VOM) are 0.15 and 0.37 Å, respectively, for 645 structurally equivalent amino acid residues.

Despite the differences between the equivalent inhabitants treated at each WWTP and the degradation mechanisms employed, we did not observe a significant difference between the EEQs obtained for each one: WWTP1 (3.0–44.9 ng E2 L−1) and WWTP2 (7.1–38.7 ng E2 L−1).

No significant difference between the average equivalent thermal transmittance (U-values) of the panels incorporating Hemp and Stone Wool insulations was observed.

The differences in K8 and K18 expression in mouse and hES cells may reflect a fundamental difference between the embryonic equivalent of the mouse and human inner cell masses.

Interestingly, the difference between the peaks is equivalent to the amount of membrane in a single synaptic vesicle.

In any case, we were able to overcome a possible bias by the observation of very significant differences between the 22- to 31-year-old and the 32- to 39-year-old exposed groups (Table 2), whereas no differences were seen between the equivalent comparison groups.

Assuming a pair of electrodes insulated by one or more dielectrics, the model expresses electroadhesion force (F_e) as begin{aligned} F_e = frac{1}{2},varepsilon _0, A,left( frac{V}{hat{d}}right) ^2, end{aligned} (1 where (varepsilon _0) is the absolute permittivity of vacuum, A is the area of the electrode, and (V,, hat{d}) are the voltage difference and the equivalent gap between the electrodes.

These findings were unlikely simply to be due to a response bias in the bipolar group as there were no such between-group differences for the equivalent verbal thoughts related to suicide.