Sentence examples for equivalent quantities of from inspiring English sources

The cost of extracting the oil by heating the shale, however, far exceeds the cost of extracting equivalent quantities of crude oil, natural gas, or coal.

This paper deals with the theoretical aspect of the reaction between sec-butyllithium and equivalent quantities of m-diisopropenylbenzene.

Helmholtz in his Faraday Lecture gave a calculation showing that the attractive force between the electrical charges associated with equivalent quantities of oxygen and hydrogen is 71,000 billion times greater than the gravitational attraction between these masses.

Such calculations were made for three mixing sequences when chemically equivalent quantities of the three reagents were employed and when one of the two reactions was instantaneous.

Sediment transport within the water column appears to be at a near steady state during the conditions evaluated with low rates of sediment loss balanced by presumably the release of equivalent quantities of particles of organic origin.

Fertilizer treatments were deep litter cattle manure, potassium sulphate (40% K), potassium sulphate + horn grits (14% N) and horn grits, all supplying equivalent quantities of K (175 215 kg ha−1) and/or N (100 145 kg ha−1), respectively, and a control with no fertilization.

Purified samples were quantified with Tape Station 2200 (Agilent, CA, USA) and were pooled based on an equivalent quantity of endophyte amplicon per sample.

(c) A license under the Sugar Containing Products Re-export Prorram or Polyhydric Alcohol Program permits licensees to receive transfers and export an equivalent quantity of sugar as an ingredient in sugar containing products, or use an equivalent quantity of sugar in the production of certain polyhydric alcohols.

(b) A license under the Refined Sugar Re-export permits permits a refiner to enter raw cane sugar under subheading 1701.11.20 of the HTS, and export an equivalent quantity of refined sugar onto the world market or transfer an equivalent quantity of refined sugar to licensees under the Sugar Containing Products Re-export Prorram or the Polyhydric Alcohol Program.

It is the ratio of the amount of heat trapped by a certain quantity of the gas to the heat trapped by an equivalent quantity of carbon dioxide over 100 years.

Envisioning the day when we may all have fuel cell cars, General Electric researchers have built a prototype that makes the equivalent quantity of hydrogen: plug it in, and it splits water molecules to generate one kilogram per hour of hydrogen.