Sentence examples for field is equivalent from inspiring English sources

"Depth of Field" is equivalent to 1 / F-Stop.

According to Fig. 6, the MDICE of the Yijianfang Formation in the Tahe oil gas field is equivalent to the positive excursion in the bottom of the Saergan Formation.

For example, in an Ising model, flipping the direction of the magnetic field is equivalent to flipping the sign of the component of the spins along that field, thus giving two simulations whose results are expected to have a clear relationship.

Then, under x400 magnification (where one field is equivalent to 0.19 mm) individual microvessels were counted.

The effects of the irregular boundaries on the scattered wave field are equivalent to those of fictitious discontinuity sources acting on the corresponding perfectly boundaries.

Every third section of a region was subdivided into fields where each field was equivalent to the microscopic optic field at 40x.

As hinted to in its 2012 annual report, the International Energy Council's predictions have estimated that with ∼2 billions m2 of coated windows worldwide with smart coatings, energy saving in the building and automotive economic fields is equivalent of CO2 reduction by about ∼100 millions of tons.

Note that, neglecting discretization errors, all near-field surfaces that enclose the same outgoing fields are equivalent and will yield the same far fields (with a discretization-induced difference that vanishes with increasing resolution etc.).

Combined fluometuron and DMF surface and subsurface losses from the conventionally tilled fields were equivalent to 1.2% and 0.13% of fluometuron applied and 0.31% and 0.32% from the strip tilled fields.

For example, certain problems related to the search for mineral resources, which involve interpretation of the earth's gravitational and magnetic fields, are equivalent to the Cauchy problem for Laplace's equation.

This term defines a mean angle of incidence for the exterior sound field that is equivalent to a point source location relative to a point on the facade.