Sentence examples for equivalent yet from inspiring English sources

All three models are hydraulically equivalent, yet they have a different pore volume distribution.

"We don't have any equivalent yet for the knowledge economy," Mr. Spira said.

And substituting generics is not always possible; many important drugs are still patented and have no generic equivalent yet.

The bear community is still to nominate its equivalent, yet one brown bear is beyond doubt their most celebrated artist.

The novel design allows to reduce springback error by 69% compared to classical bump foils and thus offers an equivalent yet more robust foil bearing design.

As part of this effort, an equivalent yet more efficient form of the a μ scheme in which the independent marching variables are the local fluxes tied to each mesh point is introduced.

This functionally non-equivalent yet cooperative interaction between Wnt and RSPO ligands establishes a molecular precedent for regulation of mammalian stem cells by distinct priming and self-renewal factors, with broad implications for precise control of tissue regeneration.

Despite the size of the market, the early-stage has historically been underserved by investors due to market inefficiencies like the geographic dispersion of brands and a lack of structured information sources (i.e. there is no Silicon Valley for consumer, and certainly no Crunchbase equivalents – yet).

An equivalent-yet-simpler-to-operate approach is to calibrate the influence matrix once with the maximum pupil size (for example, 22 × 22), and then the influence matrix that best matches the subject pupil size can be obtained by customizing the influence functions on the fly.

Senator Feingold's unwillingness to do the same has resulted in the equivalent of yet another bank bailout.

The US does not have an equivalent tax, yet it has not led to an exodus of trading.