Sentence examples for equivalent falling from inspiring English sources

Dispersive mass transport with reaction from a horizontal NAPL zone can be quantified using equations derived for a mathematically equivalent falling film reactor system.

"[By] assessing pollution caused by extraction of raw materials, production, transportation and disposal…an HDPE plastic bag would have a baseline global warming potential of 1.57 kg Co2 equivalent, falling to 1.4 kg Co2e if re-used once, the same as a paper bag used four times (1.38 kg Co2e).

Listeners reliably overestimated the change in level of rising level tones relative to equivalent falling level tones.

The term "prior falls" refers to the number of "equivalent" falls informed by the "prior" distribution.

With respect to human volunteers, the average effective dose equivalent fell well within the range of 1 and 10 mSv of category IIb of ICRP publication 62 [ 31].

Net debt, or borrowing minus cash and equivalents, fell to $58.6 billion in June from $63.3 billion at the end of last year.

Album sales, including digital singles added up into album equivalents, fell from 755 million in 1999 to 458 million last year, according to Nielsen SoundScan.

The numbers of nurses, midwives and health visitors (in terms of full-time equivalents) fell by more than 3,000 between February 2010 and February 2012 to just over 308,000.

Stanford (2001, 2006) suggests that these efforts to prove that all our theories must have empirical equivalents fall roughly but reliably into global and local varieties, and that neither makes a convincing case for a distinctive scientific problem of contrastive underdetermination.

Prerequisites/Corequisites Prerequisite: CS 2110 or equivalent (Fall).

"The accelerometer-determined equivalent fall height and the theoretical equivalent fall height expected from the measured jump profile agreed quite well over the entire range of distances jumped," say the team.