Sentence examples for equivalent obstacles from inspiring English sources

By extrapolation from cochlear implants, one can argue that the equivalent obstacles of a nanowire device could be overcome.

The equivalent obstacle spacing for mobile dislocations is calculated from the rupture data and is comparable to the interparticle distance observed by transmission electron microscopy.

Monaghan and Paul have the equivalent of an emotional obstacle course on their hands as they try to encompass love, passion, suspicion, resentment and a whole lot of hate-coitus.

end{aligned} (3.26)In the case of ( P ( h ) = - h^2 Delta _g ) (or for obstacle problems) this is equivalent to resonance free regions (2.45) with begin{aligned} F ( x ) = 2 x G ( 1/x ).

In the 1920s, road paving cost, equivalent to in dollars; a major obstacle for county boards of supervisors that wanted to pave its roads.

Probably the biggest obstacle to creating the airport equivalent of an E-Z Pass is doubt about its effectiveness.

The panel would have the equivalent of emergency powers, letting it circumvent legislative restrictions and bureaucratic obstacles.

To overcome these obstacles, analysts are forced to resort to the quantitative equivalent of duct tape and super glue to estimate the quality of college competition.

Despite these obstacles, Ecotricity says its wind turbines generate the green electricity equivalent to the usage of 41,000 homes, saving 129,000 tonnes of CO2 every year.

B1 PLAN FOR LOWER MANHATTAN -- A plan to rebuild the equivalent of 12 Empire State Buildings in Lower Manhattan may face an obstacle in finding commercial tenants.

The equivalent phrase they used is if a statute places a "substantial obstacle" in a woman's way, that's an undue burden.