Sentence examples for equivalent to the limit from inspiring English sources

Obviously, that transition to the limit is equivalent to the limit in expression (10).

The Scotia Rapid Test for PSP is designed for qualitative identification of saxitoxins at levels in shellfish equivalent to the limit of detection of the biological reference method.

Masayuki Ono, general manager of Tepco, told Reuters news agency: "One hundred millisieverts per hour is equivalent to the limit for accumulated exposure over five years for nuclear workers; so it can be said that we found a radiation level strong enough to give someone a five-year dose of radiation within one hour".

Therefore, no discharge data on carbon 14 were available, and the levels were assumed equivalent to the limit specified in recent discharge permits for this radionuclide.

This expansion is carried out at constant concentration and hence the large volume limit is equivalent to the limit of large molecule numbers.

With no sex bias, s 1 f = s 1 m = s 1 and h f = h m = h, and we can simplify the limiting mean female and male X-chromosomal admixture fractions: lim g → ∞ E [ H 1, g, f X ] = lim g → ∞ E [ H 1, g, m X ] = 2 s 1 + h s 1 2 − h − h 2 = s 1 1 − h = s 1 s 1 + s 2. (21)This limit is equivalent to the limiting mean of autosomal admixture from Verdu and Rosenberg (2011, equation 31).

This is broadly equivalent to the 95% limit line drawn on the funnel plots.

The crown height is set with a clearance of 4 cm above the sea-water level which is 0.5 times the wave height equivalent to the stability limit of Tetrapods of 59 g based on ordinary design against wind waves.

If the bandwidth confirmed is at least equivalent to the hard limit, the relay node changes the flow status to active repeating the process of sending RRESP packets to ascendant nodes in a similar way until they reach the sender, as presented in Fig. 6.

The limit of detection of the triplex MCPC assay obtained from six genotypes (one wild-type and five heterozygotes) was 10 pg of genomic DNA (equivalent to approximately 3 copies of human diploid) per reaction, which was equivalent to the ultimate limit of detection of any uniplex PCR.

The daytime systolic/diastolic ambulatory blood pressure equivalent to the lower limit of grade 1 or mild hypertension was estimated to be 4/3 mm Hg lower than seated clinic values (table 2); the estimate for grade 2 hypertension was 8/4 mm Hg lower and for grade 3 hypertension was 12/6 mm Hg lower.