Sentence examples for example equal to from inspiring English sources

Thus, continuity is defined precisely by saying that a function f(x) is continuous at a point x0 of its domain if and only if, for any degree of closeness ε desired for the y-values, there is a distance δ for the x-values (in the above example equal to 0.001ε) such that for any x of the domain within the distance δ from x0, f(x) will be within the distance ε from f x0).

The return from equities, for example, is equal to the existing dividend yield, plus future dividend growth, plus or minus changes in valuations.

The plan amounts to a new entitlement program that will be nearly twice the size of a similar program in New York, for example, and equal to about one-third of the total spending by all states on student grants and aid combined.

The RMSE in this example is equal to 0.84°.

Clearly, (n_{ij}^{{prime }}), in this example, is equal to four.

Long-term clinical data show that the vaccination strategies lead to infectious disease eradication if the proportion of the successfully vaccinated individuals is larger than a certain critical value, for example, approximately equal to 95% for measles.

As a result, the cost saving attained by keeping idle machines in a depot and forming fewer cells for this example is equal to (1,800 + 1,500 + 1,700 + 20,000 = 25,000).

This wavelength, for example, is equal to 0.0037 nm for electrons accelerated across a 100,000-volt potential.

The median monthly rent of $1,460, for example, is equal to 37percentt of their monthly income -- well over the 30percentt of income that's recommended as a limit by rental housing programs and personal finance experts.

It should be noticed that the length of the repeating pattern (seven in the example) is equal to the number of subsequences generated.

Such exclusion could be defended as a matter of religious autonomy; but it could also be objected to as unjust discrimination as it would be if, for example, equal treatment were denied to inter-racial marriages.