Sentence examples for equivalent to the secondary from inspiring English sources

It was found that the specimen curvature is equivalent to the secondary bending which is usually measured with strain gauges in the vicinity of the bolt holes.

The choice of form as substance causes perplexity because the form seems to be a universal and equivalent to the secondary substance, and so not the most fundamental case of substance.

In contrast, the number of hospitals conducting complex oesophageal (297) and complex pancreatic (455) procedures is equivalent to the secondary hospital level, i.e. district level, of approximately 1000 km.

The primary and surrogate (secondary) pathways are functionally equivalent to the primary and secondary pathways of nonassociative learning (Fig. 1A).

In a few developed areas, kindergartens teachers are equivalent to the elementary and secondary school teachers in social and economical status.

The Russian Ministry of Education considers the IB diploma issued by state-accredited IB schools in Russia equivalent to the certificate of secondary (complete) general education (attestat).

Widespread criticism and protests followed, and Chicago Public Schools (CPS) later backtracked on the move, saying that the memoir was only to be removed from seventh grade classrooms (equivalent to the second year of secondary school in the UK), and not from libraries, because "it contains graphic language and images that are not appropriate for general use in the seventh grade curriculum".

Soil NO3− NH4+ ratio in grassland was not significantly different from 1, but increased directly and reached 13.02 ± 1.16 in secondary forest, equivalent to the level in cropland (15.15 ± 1.98).

An analysis of the local texture using electron backscatter diffraction demonstrates that shear occurs on two shear planes: the main shear plane (MSP) equivalent to the simple shear plane, and a secondary shear plane which is perpendicular to the MSP.

Invitations for participation were sent via either facsimile or e-mail to primary and secondary schools (equivalent to the junior and high schools in the United States).

The model assumes that the latent period is equivalent to the incubation period and that no secondary transmissions occur during the incubation period.