At such a close phylogenetic distance, clusters of orthologous proteins not only are predicted to have the same molecular function in the different species, but also are expected to exert this molecular function at the equivalent location.
The changes in the mass, center of mass and inertia of the combined spacecraft will cause changes in the equivalent force exerted by each thruster.
Assuming that the reaction forces are on the tip end, the product of the horizontal force and the tip length can form the equivalent moment exerted on the cantilever.
Individual constituents, and only individual constituents, should have the equivalent opportunity to exert monetary influence over the potential actions of their elected officials.
For every 33 feet of seawater, the pressure exerted on an object increases by the equivalent of what a human experiences at sea level — 14.7 pounds per square inch.
The static length-tension relationship of a viscoelastic material describes the steady-state force exerted at a given length (it is the equivalent of the linear equilibrium stress-strain law of infinitesimal elasticity theory [19]).
Einstein, beginning with the insight that acceleration and gravity exert an equivalent force, worked for years to find the equations that would describe 1.
Einstein, beginning with the insight that acceleration and gravity exert an equivalent force, worked for years to find the equations that would describe How a gravitational field acts on matter, telling it how to move.
The graphite is placed in a vice that exerts 1.6 million pounds of pressure per square inch, the equivalent of a 3-foot-wide column of concrete 2,000 miles high resting atop it.
Most significantly, Ag-ZnO/HNTs nanocomposites exerted the highest antibacterial activity and stability than that of the equivalent doses of ZnO/HNTs and pure ZnO, which could attribute to the Ag introduced.
