Sentence examples for equivalent criteria from inspiring English sources

Through three equivalent criteria, a group of equivalent models are established for the foundation soil system.

The three examples highlight the differing extents of ZOIs when applying equivalent criteria, even though all are located in densely-populated landscapes.

If a beam consists of several periodically variable units and the bending moment in each unit is considered to be constant, the various equivalent criteria can be unified.

Equivalent criteria were used for tracking association with artificial plants.

4 This is 2 4 times that observed in the general population using equivalent criteria.

In oncology, patient management relies heavily on using ordered categorical IBs to stage patients (e.g. assignation of T, N and M status) and to monitor therapeutic efficacy (e.g. objective response, measured by RECIST 1.1 or equivalent criteria) [ 2, 3].

The results in turn are used in an energy equivalent criterion to determine the effective properties of the composite.

Load non-proportionality had no effect on deformation behavior and cyclic stress strain data were correlated by von Mises equivalent criterion.

An equivalent criterion to points per wavelength is proposed for non-constant-amplitude oscillations, reducing to the standard definition for constant-amplitude oscillations and valid even for pure growth or decay with no oscillation.

Based on the molybdenum equivalent criterion, the Nb-modified Ti-5553 alloy was designed to present 12 wt.% of Nb instead of 5 wt.% of V. Samples of both alloys were prepared by melting them in an arc furnace under an inert atmosphere, heat-treated at high temperatures for 12 h and plastic deformed using swage forging.

The probability for a random edge to have one end in V i is equal to: The modularity of partition P is defined as: An equivalent criterion has been established to extend the modularity function to overlapping classes.