The energy equivalent is conservation, which is superior in every way to substitution.
This is also equivalent to conservation of the volume of the β phase since density has been assumed constant in this version of the model.
This equation is equivalent to the conservation of mass and states that the velocity (rate) of the material conserved is the same in each section.
Specifically, they are equivalent to the conservation of charge, baryon number, muon number, tau number and Lepton number that is part of the Standard Model of particle physics [Schulte 2008, Schulte and Drew 2010].
Another major problem is born of what I think is Burns and Duncan's implicit decision to portray the national park idea (America's best idea), as equivalent to the conservation movement.
This is equivalent to what conservation biologists have referred to as a 'minimum viable population'.
Next, we determined the distribution of all sense-antisense pairs (independently in ES and ML) with less than 50% of conservation, equivalent to background distribution in both ES and HS conditions.
Thus, volume conservation is equivalent to conserving the 2-D area of the cell: P area = K area(A 0 - A ) n.
The schemes introduced are genuinely non-dissipative, in order to achieve a discrete equivalent of the energy conservation.
In addition, because the patients who recurred after lumpectomy alone were most often treated with a second lumpectomy and radiation, the final rates of breast conservation were equivalent between the two arms.
Moreover, the most conserved equivalent exons belong to clusters of consecutive equivalent exons, indicative of a high conservation of gene structure, and are located in the central and C-terminal protein regions.
