Sentence examples for equivalent objects from inspiring English sources

An experimental study was conducted for a composite plate traveling in water containing Ice Equivalent Objects (IEO) in order to investigate the drag force exerted on the composite plate as well as its structural response.

Familiarity with Java or an equivalent object oriented programming language is expected for those who enroll in the course.

"The Commission decision requires Google to stop its illegal conduct within 90 days of the decision and refrain from any measure that has the same or an equivalent object or effect.

In addition, the mapped clusters were highly overlapped for two perceptually equivalent object categories, further confirming the validity of our approach.

Participants were asked either to pick up the object (real grasp), or to pretend to pick up an equivalent object located to one side of it (pantomimed grasp), with their dominant hand (Figure 1).

This is, of course, an idealization as already pointed out by Odijk himself but helps to define an equivalent object which shows the observed behavior of the real molecule.

Of course, one can always define an equivalent object which would behave as the molecule under investigations, meaning that lp can be correlated to virtual cross sections at given values of E/ kB T.

This friction is almost always much less than the friction generated by simply sliding an equivalent object along the ground — this is why these objects tend to roll, rather than slide along the ground.

Member States may maintain or introduce lower caps or measures of equivalent object or effect through national legislation.

Member States shall be able to maintain or introduce lower caps or measures of equivalent object or effect through national legislation.

With effect from one year after the entry into force of this Regulation, payment services providers shall not offer or request for debit card based payment transactions a per transaction interchange fee or other agreed remuneration with an equivalent object or effect of more than 0,2%% of the value of the transaction.