Sentence examples for equivalent systems from inspiring English sources

According to it, two intuitively equivalent systems, for example, protothetic based on equivalence and protothetic based on implication, are different systems.

It was also cheaper than the equivalent systems of France, Germany and the US.

That meant "advertising which wholly or partly advertises any religion, faith or equivalent systems of belief (including any absence of belief) or any part of any religion, faith or such equivalent systems of belief".

The country's trains are increasingly safe and popular, but equivalent systems in mainland Europe cost 40% less to run, according to a government-commissioned report by Sir Roy McNulty, a businessman, published last year.

Vassallo pointed out that the technology still has some way to improve – a 7kWH system will store little more than an hour's electricity generated by a typical 5kWH solar system, meaning that some people may have to have several Powerwall, or equivalent, systems on their walls.

As illustration of its success, typical isospectrally equivalent systems obtained by this method are presented.

The equivalent system is obtained on the basis of the equivalence of the averaged system energy.

However, neither Britain, nor the EU, has an equivalent system in place.

Why do we have a state-of-the-art war communications system in Iraq but not an equivalent system in New Orleans?

Hospitals receive federal subsidies for the training they provide to medical interns and residents, but the equivalent system does not really exist in dentistry.

The year before Schrödinger produced his wave theory, the German physicist Werner Heisenberg published a mathematically equivalent system to describe energy levels and their transitions.