Sentence examples for equivalent to slight from inspiring English sources

The largest amplitudes were found for rotation around the y-axis, equivalent to slight stem retroversion, and for translation along the y-axis, representing stem subsidence, but the mean values for these micromotions were minor (Table 3 and Figures 3 and 4).

The effect is also equivalent to a slight enhancement of thermal noise and reveals itself in our simulations when thermal noise dominates over ICI, as in the curves mentioned.

Furthermore, partial synonyms may require different equivalent terms due to slight differences in meaning.

For people with a low VO2max of 20 mL/Kg per minute, the necessary exercise load may be equivalent to walking up a slight grade at 3 mph.

The European deal will see BSkyB acquire 21st Century Fox's 57.4% interest in the German business for £2.9bn, equivalent to €6.75£5.3535) per share, a slight premium to Thursday's closing price of €6.66 and the legal minimum it is obliged to offer under German takeover rules.

In case of ASIC implementation, a compressor based converter delay is equivalent to conventional converter with a slight increase of gate count.

CPC 1 ('good cerebral performance: conscious and alert with normal neurological function or only slight cerebral disability') was equivalent to GOS 5 ('good recovery: able to return to work or school').

As shown in Figure 2, addition of the SP49Mox peptide to reaction mixtures containing the SP49M peptide resulted in a slight increase in total [P] incorporation equivalent to the activity supported by the oxidized peptide alone.

Electron leakage from the plasma beam to the high-voltage solar array has been observed to cause a slight amount of charging, its magnitude being equivalent to the operational voltage of the solar arrays.

We could send a small spacecraft out to meet the asteroid and with a small force equivalent to the weight of a feather give the asteroid a slight nudge.

These simulations showed only a slight deviation from the expected geometric distribution, equivalent to a small increase of 15% in the frequencies of positively selected sites 1 residue apart, compared with the 5-fold increase observed in our data.