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If the training and test data densities are equivalent, the value of w(x) is 1.

Further, supposing that each inverter is equivalent, the value of d|Φind(jω)|/dω, d|Φpara(jω)|/dω, and d|Φseries(jω)|/dω in the frequency domain of (ω n, 40ω n), along with the variation in the number of parallel inverters are depicted in Fig. 5.

The settlement is roughly the equivalent of the value of the Jacksonville Jaguars, who were sold for $760 million two years ago.

The legislation said Petrobras could explore and produce "five billion barrels of oil equivalent," but the value of those rights was yet to be determined.

ICE's resubmitted proposal offers stockholders of CBOT Holdings the option of receiving cash equivalent to the value of 1.42 ICE shares per CBOT share at the close of the merger.

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Thus the first four hours of the working day is spent on producing value equivalent to the value of the wages the worker will be paid.

CEO Marissa Mayer Argues Yahoo Is Undervalued Mayerer disputed claims that Yahoo is worth nothing because its market cap is roughly equivalent to the value of its Alibaba and Yahoo Japan stakes.

The magnitude of the savings is approximately equivalent to the value of one training session (see Discussion for further details).

The percentage of methylation is equivalent to the value of C/(C+T).

The monetary value of caretaker time is a combination of two factors: how much time caretakers allocate to uncomplicated fevers; and the monetary equivalent of the value of caretaker's time.