Sentence examples for existing equivalent from inspiring English sources

Falcon 1 is the first privately developed liquid-fuel rocket to get there, and at less than $10m it costs half as much as the cheapest existing equivalent.

Suppose the existing equivalent circuit model is a rough approximation of the behavior of the microwave device.

In particular, when the -distance reduces to the complete metric, our results turn out to be equivalent to EVP and hence to its existing equivalent formulations.

Differing from existing equivalent transfer functions, the proposed effective transfer function provides both gain and phase information for decentralized controller design in a simple and straightforward manner.

It could be considered equivalent to X90CrMoV8 3, although there is no existing equivalent standard describing the exact chemical composition of this steel.

Indeed, practical designs take into consideration the output of existing equivalent adders, in such a way that the resulting filter will not suffer from overflow, independently of intermediate operations.

Due to the low cost of reusing existing functionally equivalent services, called variant services, several approaches based on design diversity exist to support fault-tolerant Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA).

Under the plan, Italy's state-owned post office, Poste Italiane, has agreed to buy up to 75 million euros in shares that are not claimed by existing shareholders, equivalent to a 12 percent stake.

Under the terms of the rescue package, which was brokered by Italy's coalition government in October, Italy's state-owned post office, Poste Italiane, agreed to buy up to 75 million euros in shares that were not claimed by existing shareholders, equivalent to a 12 percent stake.

Under the terms of the proposal, Italy's state-owned post office, Poste Italiane, agreed to step in to purchase up to 75 million euros' worth of shares that are not snapped up by existing shareholders — equivalent to a 12 percent stake.

However, the existing UP-equivalent PMs suffer from the disadvantages of strict assembly requirements and limited rotational capability.