Sentence examples for equivalence from from inspiring English sources

If there were a perfect equivalence from language to language, the result would not be translation; it would be a replica. . . .

If, for example, the Republican vice-presidential candidate is new on the scene and says numerous shocking or foolish things, well, that is news and need not be "balanced" by an attempt to find equivalence from the Democrats.

Rather, Schlick repeatedly urged that there is an underlying physical equivalence from which the empirical or observational equivalence follows.

Unfortunately, the classic notion of state equivalence from non-deterministic finite state machines generalized to MDPs does not prove useful.

Einstein first derived mass-energy equivalence from the principles of special relativity in a small article titled "Does the Inertia of a Body Depend Upon Its Energy Content?" (1905b).

High overall survival using current regimens presents challenges for future trial design to secure further incremental increases in survival or to show survival equivalence from targeted agents that might have reduced side-effects.

Since (S_), (C_backslash{ 0,0)}), (D_), and W are homotopy equivalences, from Lemma 2, the restriction homomorphism H^{k}bigl(W,C_backslashbigl{ (0,0 bigr} bigr to H^{k}(D_,S_) is an isomorphism.

(a) Since (S_), (C_backslash{ 0,0)}), (D_), and W are homotopy equivalences, from Lemma 2, the restriction homomorphism H^{k}bigl(W,C_backslashbigl{ (0,0 bigr} bigr to H^{k}(D_,S_) is an isomorphism.

Rmsd values are lower when models are generated based on the equivalences from aSVRs (red, Figure 5A) as compared to bSVRs (blue, Figure 5A).

The model generated based on the equivalences from PB approach produces lower rmsd (1.98 Å) when superposed on the crystal structure as compared to the model generated using the original approach (rmsd: 3.50 Å).

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