Sentence examples for equal to which from inspiring English sources

The quotation marks around "up to" suggest two unequally offensive meanings: "good enough for" or "equal to", which is merely patronising, and "conniving".

When is zero, is equal to, which represents the chrominance information.

Figure 3 shows that the square norm of needs to be at least equal to which is indeed.

One can see that the BER slope of the full diversity STECC for and is equal to, which confirms the full spatial diversity of this structure.

It is also worth noting that when, the interelement spacing at the receiver side,, is equal to, which probably is the most widely adopted interelement spacing in practice.

Moreover, the depth information is equal to which corresponds to the Z coordinate of the point in the 3D world coordinates.

A particular Mg concentration is found to exist at around 0.375, equals to which the corresponding MgZnO alloy has the minimum width of the top valence band.

Therefore no change, which is equivalent to a one fold change is equal to log21, which equals 0. Therefore all numbers greater than 0 imply an up-regulation.

(5) The values of the activation time matrix are scaled so that the maximum value is equal to 64 (which correspond to blue) and the minimum value is equal to 0 (which correspond to red).

"Me First" may not be greater than the sum of its parts, but it certainly is equal to them, which is a lot.

We know that x+y, y+z and x+z must all be less than or equal to 20, which trims our working space down to a triangle.