Sentence examples for equivalent to dropping from inspiring English sources

Year 10 pupils spend an average of four hours in front of a screen each day – equivalent to dropping 36 points in their GCSEs, according to the paper published in the International Journal of Behavioral Nutrition and Physical Activity.

A 12-pound bird hitting an airplane taking off at 150 miles per hour produces a force equivalent to dropping a 1,000-pound 1,000-pound the jet from a height of 10 feet, said Richard Dolbeer of the United States Department of Agriculture.

One alternative to compensate the possible boost of power due to multi-tap precoding is to evaluate (21) given the precoders, which is equivalent to dropping the expectation, and then using this value to compute β.

The coolest kid on the subway train is the one with a tote bag from an indie bookstore, listening to a band only musicians know about; the Twitter equivalent is to drop the names of brands we carefully select to show that we're in the know.

A group of N.B.A. players' calling on a bunch of relay swimmers is equivalent to Obama's dropping by a state assemblyman's home.

It is recalled that the handling strategy of dropped data proposed in [17 24] is equivalent to replacing the dropped data with the synchronous desired output signal.

That is equivalent to a drop from a normal office desk onto a medium-thickness carpet, Mr. Osterhout said.

The prices on these classes vary by market as well as demand, but Classpass ensures that the class will either be equivalent to the drop-in rate or less expensive than signing up for that class directly with the gym.

Typical volume sizes for microfluidics tests are in the mL range (equivalent to a drop of blood), and the only drawback is that it cannot identify markers that do not appear in bodily fluid.

According to the findings, the lowest concentration to have a damaging effect was 62 parts per trillion – equivalent to a drop of water in six Olympic-sized pools.

Forty μl was used because this volume was equivalent to 1 drop of sputum.