Sentence examples for equivalent in volume to from inspiring English sources

It is equivalent in volume to the Dead Sea and, according to the study's senior author, Jay Famiglietti of the University of California, Irvine, implies that the region is suffering the world's second-fastest rate of water depletion after northern India.

Ceres has the shape of a flattened sphere with an equatorial radius of 490 km and a polar radius of 455 km, equivalent in volume to a sphere with a diameter of 940 km i.e., about 27 percent that of Earth's Moon.

The current extent human land cover change has increased global runoff by 7.6 % and reduced global annual average terrestrial evapotranspiration by 5%% which is approximately equivalent in volume to annual global water withdrawals (Shannon et al. 2013).

The vehicle control for PRMs was modified Tyrode's buffer with 1 mM CaCl2, 1 U/ml thrombin and DMSO (equivalent in volume and concentration to the addition of corresponding compounds).

For red blood cell analysis, methanol-H2O-BHT is added in equivalent volume to red blood cell volume and spun.

Jandura and her team had been asked to design and build machinery that could produce samples of finely powdered Martian soil – the equivalent in volume of half a crushed aspirin – from a maximum depth of 6.5cm and to deliver those samples to Curiosity's chemical analysers.

Any similar sized tin will do – a 20cm round cake tin will be more or less equivalent in volume, while a 20x20cm square tin will give you a slightly shallower brownie (be sure to decrease the baking time accordingly).

Placebo (0.9% saline solution) was administered as an intravenous infusion in an equivalent volume to the active treatment; blinding was maintained using masking bags sealed with tamper-evident tape.

Samples were lyophilized, re-suspended in H2O at an equivalent volume to 2×10 cells/ml and centrifuged at 16.000 rpm for 10 minutes at 4°C.

This correction factor, calculated from measurements obtained before and after formalin fixation, was 1.10 (equivalent to a 33% increase in volume), assumed to be isotropic, and applied to all specimens.

Note that using 10% of our data, which is itself only 10% of the Firehose, is in volume equivalent to the 1% sample available on the Internet Archive.11 Given the general trend, we also believe that having access to the full Firehose with 100% of public tweets would not greatly benefit the performance.