Sentence examples for equal or bigger from inspiring English sources

This is due to the large acreage (equal or bigger than that of the forebody) to be protected.

PRX,Reader should be equal or bigger than the RX's sensitivity, TRX,Reader, that is defined as the minimum input power at the reader to assure a successful reception of the tag's data.

Don't be afraid to take a step back, reflect on your work, pat yourself on the back for those you have helped, and remind yourself that every small action has the possibility of creating an equal or bigger action in the lives of students who truly need you the most.

We calculated the fraction of the correlation coefficients that are equal or bigger than 0.6, as well as the fraction of the correlation coefficients that are equal or smaller than −0.6.

Enriched regions with a score, −10 · Log10 (p-value), equal or bigger than 1000 and a fold enrichment equal or bigger than 5.5 were selected for further study.

Currently, we have defined τ equal to 6, which means that all cases where #COMMON is equal or bigger than 6, the Similarity Index must be 1.0.

In this way, defining the correction factor k:                                               k = min τ, # COMMON), where τ = 6 The Similarity Index σ can be computed as: σ = 1 − τ − k τ This index has all the properties we are looking for: if #COMMON is 0, σ is 0; if #COMMON is equals or bigger than the threshold τ (6), σ is 1.

Moreover, record labels, music publishers and artists' managers all want to be sure that their slice of any digital pie, no matter how microscopic, is equal to or bigger than what it was in the world of record stores and CD's.

For each data point x i with identification i, Reduce function will only clear those whose subscripts are equal to or bigger than i with the data point of x j (j = i, …, n) and the similar value of x i.

An empirical relational structure consists of a set of empirical objects (e.g., rigid rods) along with certain qualitative relations among them (e.g., ordering, concatenation), while a numerical relational structure consists of a set of numbers (e.g., real numbers) and specific mathematical relations among them (e.g., "equal to or bigger than", addition).

In the first approach, we examined how the fraction of those correlation coefficients, which are equal to or bigger than 0.6, changed along with the elevating co-operon frequency (Fig. 6, top half).