No other nation has demonstrated an equivalent track record for sustained innovation and productivity improvements.
Hence, a new calibration and validation process is carried out in order to achieve an accurate value of equivalent track stiffness.
For these values, the vertical equivalent track stiffness has been reduced a −10.5%% over (K_{{{text{ev}}_{0} }}), while the lateral ones has been also reduced a −6.6%% over (K_{{{text{et}}_{0} }}).
Tracking a cockroach's leg is roughly equivalent to tracking a human's arm joints through the fingertips, if the human had six arms and no legs.
Tracking in global coordinates with a vision sensor is essentially equivalent to tracking with a bearings-only sensor which has been traditionally treated in the target tracking community, see [18, Chapter 6] and the references therein.
Trying to find the right carriage at the right stop becomes the 2016 equivalent of tracking down a convoy of cars around the M25 during acid house's heyday.
But each Olympiad commands worldwide attention as compelling television, and Davis's sport is a center-stage attraction, the snow-time equivalent of track and field.
Below, we create an equivalent RangedData track.
Students were randomly assigned to two equivalent OSCE tracks on two subsequent days, comprising comparable clinical tasks related to history-taking and physical examination.
21 Equivalent tenure-track positions do not exist for Australian academic researchers; therefore, the need to secure research funding is imperative for continuing employment to provide for their families.
