Sentence examples for equal to the ground from inspiring English sources

The calculation of the path properties is equal to the ground ray reflection in the previous section with adapted material parameters.

In fact we prove something stronger, which is that the ground state for the model at low and moderate rotations is equal to the ground state in a condensate with no rotation.

This sum decreases monotonically with increasing Z*, guaranteeing a unique value of Z* that satisfies the condition that this sum is equal to the ground area (see above).

The oil temperature tends to be equal to the ambient ground temperature around the pipeline with southward distance and with elapsing operation time.

The sum of the moments of the forces exerted by the different plantar flexor muscles is equal to the moment of ground reaction force around the ankle rotation centre (the inertia and angular acceleration of the foot are considered as negligible).

The several milestones leading to this progress are the automated interest points detection [2], the Structure from Motion (SfM) algorithms capable of reconstructing scenes from sets of unordered image collections [3, 4], and the dense image matching techniques delivering surface models of resolution equal to the pixel size on the ground [5, 6].

Sometimes, because of the tremendous suffering I see here, I wonder whether the international community is capable of mounting a response that is equal to the humanitarian challenges on the ground.

We suppose the daily average air temperature T air to be equal to the daily average surface ground temperature θ g, as calculated by Eq. 1 setting d to zero.

The tap water temperature that refills the tank for domestic hot water supply is assumed to be equal to the temperature one meter below the ground.

The tale may have begun as an explanation of the origin of the Aequimaelium, an area with no buildings on the south side of the Capitoline Hill, where Maelius's house supposedly stood before it was "made equal" (aequata) to the ground, or razed.

The surface temperature of the ground is defined as equal to the ambient air temperature, which equals the inlet air temperature.