Sentence examples for equivalent to achieving from inspiring English sources

Additionally, using silica amounts equivalent to achieving theoretical 100% surface area coverage (SAC) provided better property improvements than commonly used 1 wt% silica.

Achieving the minimum completion time is equivalent to achieving the max-flow capacity between S and D, which is equal to C 1+C 2=2.75 packets per network use for the parameters used.

In our context, this is equivalent to achieving super-directivity in the angular domain by extrapolating the values taken by the field beyond the physical extension of the array.

A very important design objective for multi-antenna MU systems is to achieve a particular link quality over all links with minimum transmission power, which is equivalent to achieving certain signal-to-interference-and-noise ratios (SINR) or data rates over corresponding links.

Sixfold higher tylosin production was achieved from a hybrid strain, which was equivalent to achieving 20 rounds of classical strain improvement by random mutation that would probably require 20 years [ 61].

Even if sufficient emission reductions targets were negotiated under a binding treaty in Mexico in December 2010, we still would have to be aware of the fact that agreeing on a climate treaty is not equivalent to achieving emission reductions.

The local similarity in each sub-block allows the SVD to be obtained from a low-rank equivalent to achieve noise suppression.

The head was covered with a 1 cm tissue equivalent to achieve an even radiation dose throughout the underlying tissue.

Further-more, when mechanical ventilator settings are tailored using respiratory mechanics, HFOV and conventional mechanical ventilation seem to be equivalent to achieve the goal.

For the plasmid blends, the amount of DNA in 5% copy equivalent to achieve ≥ 95% mutation detected rate ranged from 0.78 and 3.13 ng/PCR reaction (Table  4).

Therefore, when a multicell system is heavily loaded, i.e., when the value of β is high, the maximum spectral-efficiency achievable is equivalent to that achieved by a system, whose cells are operated separately without intercell interference.