Sentence examples for equivalence with that from inspiring English sources

The decrease in EAC cell number was at equivalence with that observed in IL2-treated tumor-bearing mice.

The Rayleigh Lamb frequency equations for the considered plate are expanded in power series in order to obtain polynomial frequency and velocity dispersion relations and its equivalence established with that of asymptotic method.

The thermoelastic Rayleigh Lamb frequency equations for the considered plate are expanded in power series in order to obtain polynomial frequency and velocity dispersion relations whose equivalence is established with that of asymptotic method.

Conditioned mass fractions of CO and H2 in the stratified swirl flame show a greater effect of stratification than was observed in the non-swirling cases, and this is attributed to larger gradients in equivalence ratio that occur with the addition of swirl.

A notable feature of this procedure is that we avoid the problem of determining vertex partitions associated with an equivalence relation that can be often computationally expensive.

This method is called "time-aligned" because it clusters the start and end time nodes of each lattice link, and thus aligns all the links topologically into a linear (sausage-like) structure, where each alignment corresponds to an equivalence class of phone hypotheses, and the ordering of the equivalence classes is consistent with that of the original lattice.

Suggestions for possible standardization of the web interface layout are also given, so that equivalence with other data collection modes can be established.

It seems unfair to take the Democratic opposition to that budget -- which was rooted in policy principles -- and suggest that it had equivalence with Gingrich's solo operation into megalomania, but that's precisely what Woodward did in 1992.

We then instantiate GPT in order to design a new efficient algorithm for computing simulation equivalence that is competitive with the best available algorithms.

Given a phone lattice, the basic alignment procedure is that of finding an ordered link equivalence that is consistent with the lattice ordering and is also a total ordering.

Estimating the ecological equivalence of biodiversity lost to development with that gained by the offset requires a currency that captures the biota of interest and an accounting model to evaluate the exchange.