Sentence examples for equivalent to the current from inspiring English sources

If countries turn away from nuclear energy, the result could be an increase in emissions equivalent to the current emissions of Germany and France combined.

In fact, the world will burn around 1.2 billion more tonnes of coal per year by 2017 compared to today – equivalent to the current coal consumption of Russia and the United States combined.

By some estimates, huge growth in India has brought the number of I.B.M. employees there to over 100,000, perhaps equivalent to the current number in the United States.

To put it into perspective, if you were to retire tomorrow and you wanted to have an income roughly equivalent to the current national average wage (around £23,000), you would need to have about £450,000 saved up in your retirement pot.

James Bottomley: Leaving the system in setup mode is equivalent to the current state (no secure boot).

A single state is equivalent to the current composition structure described in terms of terminal and non-terminal symbols.

Since the grid currents iSabc are controlled by the currents iserabc, the current iso is equivalent to the neutral current of the grid side iSN.

We note that for the deterministic model the leak current is equivalent to the MET current.

In a unit time period, the illumination intensity is stable, so the photovoltaic component is equivalent to the constant current source, and the R is the series resistance of the multi solar panel, which can be obtained according to Kirchhoff's current law: I={I}_{LC}-{I}_{RC} (1).

It will increase non-fossil energy to 20% of its energy consumption by 2030, which will require it to install 800 to 1,000 gigawatts in non-fossil capacity, equivalent to the entire current US generating capacity.

Kalluri and Delgutte's proposed mechanism might be functionally equivalent to the membrane currents found in octopus cells.