Sentence examples for h equivalent from inspiring English sources

That makes the variable range of distance between F and H equivalent to the variable range of the dihedral angle H-BA-F.

We follow the production of biogas in the six digesters (three controls and three tests) for 1195 h (equivalent to 49 days).

The annual energy production from the optimized 20-m bi-directional HATT before the deduction of mechanical and electrical conversion loses, is 3418 MW h, equivalent to the electric energy generated from 1550 tonnes of coal.

The noise exposure was of two different types: impulse noise with a LEX,8 h (equivalent continuous noise level averaged over 8 h) of 80 dB and continuous noise with a LEX,8 h of 85 dB SPL.

We analyzed the composition of biogas produced during the incubation (1195 h, equivalent to 49 days) by gas chromatography and obtained the kinetics of the constituent gases (Fig. 4).

To validate that the majority of the stalled forks resumed DNA replication in cells released from a HU-block, we first determined the sites of DNA synthesis in cells treated with 8-mM HU for 3 h (equivalent to the cells at 0-min time point).

We determined the Cohen's h equivalents to the OR for declaring a mild, moderate and large effect.

The limit Open image in new window is 52.74 dB, the term −45 comes from the fact that the noise attribute Open image in new window is defined as the 24-h equivalent minus 45dBB.

For underground metal/non-metal mines (M/NM), MSHA regulations limit a miner's personal exposure to DPM no more than 160 µg/m3 of total carbon (TC) for an average 8-h equivalent full shift (effective from May 20 , 2008 (30 CFR 57.5060 2014).

The Matkowski contraction version of (H) is equivalent to (H) itself.

First, we notice that (D H ) is equivalent with (Z H ), where.