Sentence examples for equivalent taking from inspiring English sources

At first, I thought this was merely a quirk of rats, until I discovered that there was -- at the same time as the Rat Park experiment -- a helpful human equivalent taking place.

C.N.G. has much lower energy density than gasoline, but the calculations to determine a gallon equivalent take that into account.

To see that (ii) and (iii) are equivalent, take C = B X in Theorem 2.1, bearing in mind that co ¯ C = B X.

The adult equivalent takes into account the food that is taken/eaten by a grown-up person based on the VITA KPT calculation.

While men in director roles earned £138,699 on average, their female equivalents took home £123, 756.

In a negative development in late January, Egypt,s Attorney General-equivalent took action to advance the only criminal case pending against Ibrahim.

was subsequently converted into metabolic power (W) using the calculated RER values and corresponding thermal equivalents taken from table 12.1 of Brody (Brody, 1945).

and were calculated using Eqns 10.1 and 10.8 from Lighton (2008), respectively: (2) (3) RERs and their thermal equivalents (taken from Table 12.1 of Brody, 1945) were used to convert into Pmet (W).

The wind farm is expected to reduce greenhouse gasses by about 66,000 tons CO2 equivalent per year, roughly equivalent to taking 13,000 cars off the road.

That, according to a study from the Telework Research Network in 2010, is the equivalent of $23.1bn in oil savings and the equivalent of taking 10m cars off the road.

That is equivalent to a 10% reduction in Britain's annual carbon-dioxide emissions from transport, or roughly equivalent to taking 3.5m cars off the roads.