Sentence examples for equivalent to the sum from inspiring English sources
Two arbitrary screws in space are equivalent to the sum of the mutual moment relation.
When two resistors are connected in series, their combined resistance is equivalent to the sum of their individual resistances.
The we-intention to run a set piece in football is not equivalent to the sum of I-intentions to run, kick, or head; and the we-intention to perform a symphony is not equivalent to the sum of I-intentions to play a certain sequence of notes on a certain instrument.
The normalized M-process is shown to be uniformly locally asymptotically equivalent to the sum of a quadratic form in the coefficient parameter vector and a jump point process in the change-point parameter, in probability.
The remaining water-limited locations exhibited kinetic limitation of Na weathering rates with an Ea of 136 kJ mol− 1 Na, roughly equivalent to the sum of laboratory measures of Ea and dissolution reaction enthalpy for albite.
Agricultural collectivisation and the scorched earth tactics used by the military against Tigrayan independence fighters also played their part in the tragedy, while the £150m raised by Live Aid was roughly equivalent to the sum lavished by Mengistu on his anniversary celebrations.
They combine reach and frequency and are equivalent to the summed ratings of individual advertisements [television ratings (TVRs)].
These probabilities are equivalent to the total sum of the probabilities of all possible label sequences of which the central labels are 'Phos', assigned by a CRF given the flanking sequence of amino acids.
That sum is equivalent to the total public health grant for Birmingham, Manchester, Leeds and Liverpool combined.
This is equivalent to the valence sum rule given in eq 9, and Law 2: The sum of all the potentials around any loop in the graph is zero.
