Sentence examples for equating it to from inspiring English sources

In order to find an optimized point at which delay is minimized (and consequently throughput maximized), it is necessary to find the maximal point of above equation by taking first derivative and equating it to zero.

By maximizing the likelihood L y, m) with respect to β, m and equating it to zero, we obtain a set of linear equations [known as Henderson's mixed model equations (MME ]: (X ′ R − 1 X X ′ R − 1 Z Z ′ R − 1 X Z ′ R − 1 Z + G − 1 ) (β ^ m ^ ) = (X ′ R − 1 y Z ′ R − 1 y ), where R = Var e) and G = Var(m).

They're not wrong on the latter point – certainly not this year, at least – but equating it to a limited range of worthy female leads is a false connection, and an idle one.

To that end, "Look inside" is a more strategic way to express the Intel brand promise of innovation, Mr. McGinness said, and will capitalize on "the tremendous equity in the word 'inside.' " "If you ask consumers what Intel does, what a processor does, they can identify it's really important, equating it to the heart or brain of a computer," he added, "which has a great emotional appeal".

Taking the derivative with respect to with and equating it to, it comes (34).

Once the assignment is known, taking the derivative with respect to with and equating it to, it comes (31).

Overall he likes its functionality per value at $1999, he equates it to an affordable exotic car.

I equate it to people.

"I equate it to poker," he said.

"I equate it to discrimination.

I equate it to inequalities".