Sentence examples for equivalent to the largest from inspiring English sources

An impact by a 100-metre object has the explosive power of about 100 megatons of TNT, roughly equivalent to the largest man-made nuclear explosions.

If a bomb equivalent to the largest in the US arsenal hit London, the simulation estimates 690,000 would be killed by the blast – never mind the long term impacts of fallout.

And if a hydrogen bomb equivalent to the largest ever tested by Russia was dropped on the UK capital, nearly  six million would be killed, with the blast radius stretching from Reading to Southend.

The X-Ray Evolving Universe Spectroscopy mission XEUS aims to place a permanent X-ray observatory in space with a telescope aperture equivalent to the largest ground based optical telescopes currently built to date.

Higher carbon dioxide release rates on the order of 20% of the annual amount of injected CO2 are equivalent to the largest reported amount of CO2 released from catastrophic well failure that was mitigated within seven days [17].

In the island, the total capacity of wind power that may be installed is up to 1500 MW, and if the average utilization time of wind is 2000 hours per year (or 23% capacity factor), the achievable energy generation is 3 TWh per year or more, which would be equivalent to the largest wind farms in the world.

By my reckoning, the climb was the calorific equivalent to the large slice of cake I'd just ordered.

We also find that the 4-atom, fcc superstructure L13 is equivalent to the large 32-atom orthorhombic superstructure reported in older literature, resolving much of the confusion surrounding this composition.

Body length is approximately 9 10 m, or roughly equivalent to the larger body size range for Allosaurus.

This has been prepared for Australia's LMD [11], which are equivalent to the Large Marine Ecosystems in [13] and the provinces in [14], for the Australian region.

Background concentration and residential land use together, as used in the large-area LUR model, seem to be equivalent to the large-scale concentration included in the dispersion model.