Sentence examples for equivalent mean from inspiring English sources

The actual stress distribution is converted to an equivalent mean stress and an associated effective height.

The factor arousal was controlled so that negative and positive pictures had equivalent mean arousal ratings.

Both visual methods (Visual1 and Visual2) yielded equivalent mean error of approximately four degrees;   ii.

The radiative properties of polydisperse water droplets are compared with those of monodisperse water droplets with equivalent mean diameters.

Both visual methods (Visual1 and Visual2) have equivalent mean standard deviations in function of experimental trials repetitions of approximately 5 degree;   iii.

Instead, steady-state CFD simulations using STAR-CD were applied to predict the fluctuation of equivalent mean wall shear stresses on the entire surface of pipes with various diameter changes (gradual and sudden expansions or contractions).

The Portuguese word "saudade," for which there is no English equivalent, means a nostalgic longing for something that's been lost.

"Like a door," or like a poem: a magically suspended rectangle, patterned like a carpet, "perpendicular" to one's expectations, and perhaps to prose, which has no equivalent means of hanging itself in the white space of the page.

Let us assume now that in premisses (A - D), 'logicA - Dequivalent'logicallyequivalent'classically logically equivalent'.

where exists and, is called the weighted -Laplacian; satisfies and ; the equivalent means that and both exist and equal; is a positive parameter.

Assuming classical logic, that 'logically equivalent' means the same as 'classically logically equivalent', and a Russellian treatment of definite descriptions (which is favoured by many of us), (C) and (D) are true.