Sentence examples for equivalence based on from inspiring English sources

In this paper, we present analogous results for regular similarity and generalized regular equivalence based on many-valued modal logics.

The new method, called variable context Markov chains (VCMC), attempts to identify the context equivalence based on the evolutionary similarities between individual amino acids.

A temperature-plasticizer concentration equivalence based on their effect on yield strength was proposed to predict the FCP behaviour of CAP over limited plasticizer concentration and temperature ranges.

The paper is organized as follows: in Section 2, we formulate the discrete-time maximum hands-off control, and prove the feasibility property and the ℓ 0- ℓ 1 equivalence based on the RIP.

This semantics supports reasoning about safety and liveness properties of parallel programs, and validates a number of natural laws of program equivalence based on noninterference properties of local variables.

Accordingly, herds are subject to a restricted circulation - or stated differently, enter the distribution circuit to be sold - in a manner that is evocative of a barter mode of exchange, in which money is merely a 'measure of equivalence' based on the value of the goods to be acquired after the animal is exchanged: animal {money} = food basket (cf. Appadurai [1986]).

This indicates an improvement in models of the target segments when new equivalences based on PB approach were used.

However, this assessment measure would always penalize equivalences based on network topology when this conflicts with equivalences between orthologous pairs.

However, the PINALOG alignment aims to establish equivalences based on function and interactions not just those from sequence.

To suggest a proper method to analyze dust explosion characteristics, the correlations among the tested dust samples were calculated with four variables: dust concentration, equivalence ratio, equivalence ratio based on thermal decomposition rate, and mass loss rate.

We therefore do not agree with Ward et al. that proposals for handling difference and equivalence tests, setting equivalence limits based on observed natural variation, and displaying the combined results in a graphical form should be deferred "until the issue of interactions has been resolved".