Sentence examples for extent equal to from inspiring English sources

A so called β-factor is defined as the ratio of the actual reactivity in the reactor and the reactivity of a batch of particles that react under similar circumstances and that all have a conversion extent equal to the average conversion extent in the reactor.

The bridge connection method involves essentially the same procedure, except that the template fragment is translated so that atom N is superimposed on top of a bond projecting from the subject atom with the angle θ1 and an extent equal to the default bond length.

Equiconcepts refer to a type of special formal concepts where the extent equals to the intent.

The canopy approach assumes that the tree's root area extent is equal to its canopy projected area, while the Voronoi approach assumes that the tree roots exploit the open area that is closer to the tree than to any other tree.

Net sick days (full-time sick days) are the total number of days for which sickness benefit or disability pension payment is received from the SSIA, multiplied by the extent of the sick leave or disability pension for each day (eg, 20 sick days with 25% of a day extent are equal to 5 net sick days).

The system will first be covered with a box, and then the box will be stretched to a big one with the length equal to extent.

More specific, this index is defined as the relative value (RV i ) per transport infrastructure in relation to the total value of all transport infrastructures of the same type (airports or ports) for a given area extent and it is equal to: R V i = V i ∑ V i where Vi = value of transport operations for each transport infrastructure.

A positive number indicated a bias in a pessimistic direction, and a score of zero indicated that the extent of overestimation is equal to that of underestimation.

A recent prospective study of patients with predominant grade 1 or 2, mammographic extent less than or equal to 2.5 cm treated with wide excision alone and either having final margins ≥ 1 cm, or a re-excision without residual DCIS, and who were not permitted adjuvant Tamoxifen had to close accrual due to meeting predetermined stopping rules for number of local recurrences [ 21].

Thus, the finding of this preliminary study is that the Fe-NP label produces an effect that is global (encompassing the entire vein wall irrespective of the surrounding signal) and that can be readily detected (high CNR) within the limitations of current in vivo MR imaging (extent greater than or equal to a single pixel).

The extent to which one finds oneself in accommodations such as these is equal to the extent one is unable to sever oneself from the roar.