Sentence examples for generation equivalent from inspiring English sources

The complete generation equivalent has also been greatly variable, although in general scarce, with the exception of the Pirenaica breed, with a mean of 3.8.

Wind power generation equivalent to one Hinkley has been connected to the national grid since 2010.

When "On the Road" came out, in September , 1957 it was praised in the New York Times as the novel of the Beat Generation, equivalent in stature and significance to "The Sun Also Rises," the novel of the Lost Generation.

The numerical study revealed that the single-tray-type design of core catcher can potentially assist the passive cooling even under the settling of debris material with heat generation equivalent to 60% of the full core on the core catcher.

"The real highlight is a much stronger than expected capital generation, which means that management has reiterated its guidance for the group to deliver full-year pre-dividend capital generation equivalent to 1.6% of risk-weighted assets – around £3.6bn or 5p per share – for the year as a whole," he said.

Theoretically, alteration of the leading edges geometry (local and global curvature) should produce a smooth and effective configuration, assuring a hyperlift generation equivalent to traditional devices (e.g., slats) during take-off and landing, and preserving (through clean configuration) the laminar flow.

The inbreeding coefficient (F ped ) and the number of discrete generation equivalents (EqG) [ 21] were calculated based on this pedigree for each individual with respect to a base generation of unknown parents [ 22].

Without treatment, the tumor reached the lethal size (10,000 cells in simulated disc corresponding to 700,000 in spherical volume) in 26 generations, equivalent to 6 months.

Four replicate runs were conducted with four MCMC chains sampled every 1000 generations for 60 million generations, after a burn-in period of 15 million generations (equivalent to 25%).

The process is fairly straightforward and inexpensive in the context of physical resource, but there is a time cost of at least 3 generations (equivalent to a minimum of 18 weeks).

Differences in feed intake of 1.17 kg/day between beef cattle selected for and against RFI were observed after 2.4 generations, equivalent to a difference of 18 g CH4/day around a mean 180 g CH4/day or a 10% difference (Hegarty et al., 2007).