Sentence examples for form an equivalent from inspiring English sources

Chowdhury's mission is to connect us to the lives of Bangladeshi people and to create in video form an equivalent experience of their spiritual belief.

The cross-sectional areas of an APU from the combustor to the turbine exit are scaled off to form an equivalent nozzle.

Instead, in this paper, we form an equivalent set of equations which can be solved for the natural frequencies using real eigenvalue extraction routines.

The DGs with similar time constants are grouped together to form an equivalent DG, the equivalent DGs are then combined to construct RMM.

Zone 1 contains the isolated nozzles that produce noise independently and extends up to a distance where the individual flows completely mix to form an equivalent single nozzle flow.

Within the Etihad Stadium on Monday, City's executives were referring to United's extra-time victory over Bayern Munich to win the 1999 Champions League as a foundation of United's winning culture since, and hoping that the injury-time triumph in the Premier League on Sunday could form an equivalent basis for City.

These limitations include the complexity of interventions, usually with multiple components, and the difficulty of forming an equivalent control group with no intervention, especially through random assignment.

There were several descriptors having the same values for all molecules (the distance between any pair is zero), and so forming an equivalent class from which one descriptor was chosen; this led to a ({1530} times {1530}) distance matrix having a very high likelihood of ties [21], in turn, leading to a combinatorial explosion of dendrograms.

In its place, it is the α3 β7 (in L1) or α4 β7 (in SMB-1) loop [ 26, 59] which forms an equivalent lining to one side of the active site and contains hydrophobic residues which can interact with inhibitors [ 60].

A conceptual representation of a temporal causal network model can have a (labelled) graphical form (or an equivalent matrix form), as shown in the examples presented below.

One is that although the wind chill really measures heat loss, it is described in the form of an equivalent temperature.