After evaluation an equivalent certificate must be handed out and if possible allow them to attend campus interviews.
In a quasi-incompressible case, this numerical dissipation is tentatively interpreted in terms of turbulent dissipation, yielding the evaluation of equivalent Taylor micro-scales.
That is to say, one gradient evaluation is equivalent to five function evaluations if automatic differentiation is used.
In order to have a reference point during the evaluation, an equivalent - commonly used - detector was implemented: the energy detector for a single primary channel.
Such multi-scale interpretation is enabled by the combination of individual peak ratio evaluation between equivalent nodes, topography partitioning, and cross-PTM score spanning the collective topography of (GCtimes GC) ROI.
The strategies described here can, in principle, be applied, with relevant modifications, to the evaluation of equivalent parameters in genetic screens in other organisms.
Evaluation of equivalent measurement models relied on the Comparative Fit Index (CFI), the Tucker Lewis Index (TLI), and the root mean square error of approximation (RMSEA).
The report must include a degree-equivalent evaluation and course-by-course equivalent evaluation.
Moreover, to characterize the dynamic characteristic of TPD, a simple evaluation of the equivalent dynamic mass and equivalent dynamic damping of the cantilever system treated with TPD was performed by fitting the experimental data to the presented theoretical model.
Not knowing the stiffness of the PET panel, the evaluation of the equivalent rod section followed a criterion of average area equivalence.
