Sentence examples for equal to the scale from inspiring English sources

The architects' moves are confident and equal to the scale of the place.

We know what works; we need to finance solutions equal to the scale of the problem.

By Sunday we will have agreed the foundation of our manifesto, and a plan for national renewal that is equal to the scale of our challenge.

The second-order moment of the Nakagami-m fading envelope is equal to the scale parameter.

Ed Miliband is expected to claim that this is a programme not equal to the scale of the problems the country now faces.

In the technical literature, it is assumed that the ratio of the maximum prototype to the model concrete aggregate is equal to the scale factor of the specimen.

Scaling is ensured by the exact replication of the side-arm loop, the number of replicates being equal to the scale-up factor, while the batch reactor volume varies accordingly to the scale-up factor.

This can be explained by the observation that for large DOA estimation errors, the SNR estimate will typically be below 0 dB, such that the binary decision mask is equal to 0, and the resulting SBB output signal is equal to the scaled reference microphone signal.

This implies that the associated smallest J L + 1)−K eigenvalues of Q H in (3.6) are equal to the scaled-noise variance σ w 2 M g 1. Hence in practice, we can estimate the scaled-noise variance as the average of the smallest J L + 1)−K eigenvalues of Q H. Then the outer-product matrix HH∗ can be obtained by substracting σ w 2 M g 1 I J L L + 1 ) from Q H in (3.6).

When γ= γ2, the maximal scaling exponent in the propensities of all reaction terms in (20) should be equal to the scaling exponent for the species number of S2.

Our evolutionary null model predicts that the evolutionary potentials ρ c i are the same for all evolutionary lineages, and in addition that the evolutionary potentials ρ c i are equal to the scaling law exponents α c.