Sentence examples for equivalent concept from inspiring English sources

The equivalent concept in molecular biology — that every aspect of what we do has a corresponding gene — was abandoned long ago.

(Combined NECTAs are the equivalent concept under the NECTA classification).

As an alternative, time equivalent concept can relate the severity of design fire exposure to that of standard fire exposure.

Prompt reliability has no equivalent concept in CTT and demonstrates how varied prompts are and to what extent the ordering of prompts is consistent in terms of difficulty.

The fracture energy was evaluated considering a previously developed data reduction scheme based on the beam theory and crack equivalent concept.

A new data reduction scheme based on specimen compliance, beam theory and crack equivalent concept was proposed to overcome several difficulties inherent to the test.

The hooks (purple), equivalent concepts (green), and disjoint nodes (blue) also influence the equation for direct hits (D) and possible hits (P).

He can do this because materially equivalent concepts F and G are such that F maps an object x to The True whenever G maps x to The True; i.e., for all arguments x, F and G map x to the same truth-value.

In discussing the effects of signal loss in MTL, we must be careful to note that functional contrast-to-noise ratio (CNR) and image signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) are not entirely equivalent concepts.

The intuition is: the semantic similarity between non-equivalent concepts and that between equivalent concepts are different, and this difference could be remarkable enough to form a plateau.

Integrating disability or comorbidity items into a frailty scale may be debatable as they are not equivalent concepts.