Sentence examples for equivalent fully from inspiring English sources

CAC simulation results are validated by comparing to their equivalent fully atomistic simulations.

S_{text{fc}} = S_{text{c}} - frac{{S_{text{c}}^{2} }}{2L}, (22 where S fc is the equivalent fully penetrating well drawdown in a confined aquifer (m) and L is the penetration depth of the pumped well (m).

The new Rao-Blackwellized version of the ReDif-PF was compared to an exact broadcast implementation of the optimal centralized PF solution, referred to as the DcPF algorithm, and to two equivalent, fully distributed PFs using respectively iterative minimum consensus (CbPFa) and flooding (CbPFb).

Following ref. 63, which provides a conversion from cd/m2 to photoreceptor-equivalent photons/µm2 for mouse, and adjusting for pupil size as in [67] (Figs. 2 and 3), these intensities cover the same range as those used in the recording chamber: 1640 rod-equivalent-photons/µm2/s (0.5 mm2 pupil area), 350 rod-equivalent-photons/µm2/s (fully dilated pupil) to <0.1 rod-equivalent-photons/µm2/s.

Regular HG, by contrast, is equivalent to fully fledged depression.

Some companies class staff as interns but expect them to produce work equivalent to fully qualified employees.

Since then it has surged, so much so that the trade affected in the first three months of 2006 exceeded the total for 2004-05 and was equivalent to fully 10% of legitimate goods exports.Trade figures within the EU are based on the VAT system.

The mechanistic source for this additive effect remains unclear, but this issue can awkwardly be circumvented by the sequential addition of 1 equiv of 2a after the previous equivalent was fully consumed.

In another study of over 300 single frozen embryo transfers of Day 2 embryos at the 4-cell stage and the embryos lost only a single blastomere during freezing/thawing (25%) similar implantation equivalent with fully intact frozen embryos and also with fresh embryos was obtained [ 25].

We note that in the experiments (and also usually in natural evolution), the edges on the neutral network are not all completely equivalent or fully undirected, as some mutations are more likely to occur than others (for example, error-prone PCR with Taq polymerase is more likely to cause an A → G mutation than an A → C mutation).

For completeness, we also compared linear-equivalent to fully non-linear shaking simulations, showing that, for the moderate-strain conditions we consider, the linear-equivalent approach is adequate.