Sentence examples for high equivalent from inspiring English sources

A total of 153GW of net renewable electricity capacity was installed globally in 2015, a record high, equivalent to Canada's capacity and up 15% on the year before.

The combination of nonlinear bistable and flextensional mechanisms has the advantages of wide operating frequency and high equivalent piezoelectric constant.

The economic costs of the energy efficiency policies are found to be high: equivalent to a welfare loss of 1%.

The message conveyed here is that the regional parameters could be in some places, mostly at mid-latitudes, reliably estimated to a high equivalent spatial degree n k.

Banerjee et al. [5] reported the AAO template-based electrostatic nanocapacitors on a glass substrate, which exhibited a very high equivalent planar capacitance density (EPCD) and a small leakage current density.

Taking into account the locations where high equivalent hydraulic conductivity are identified, this study presumes a model that provides potential paths of groundwater that flows to the shaft, including specific locations, scopes and directions of groundwater flows.

Thus, the fermentation could be prolonged with a continuous feed of highly concentrated nutrients, and a high equivalent-solvent titer was achieved.

It is "highly probable", he says, that, in 2012, straight As at Scottish higher (equivalent to A-levels) will not be enough to guarantee a place at Edinburgh.

Pupils from 14-19 them them at three levels: foundation (equivalent to a D-G grade at GCSE), higher (equivalent to A* to C at GCSE) and advanced (equivalent to A-level).

There are three levels of the Diploma in Retail: Foundation (equivalent to five GCSEs), Higher (equivalent to seven GCSEs) and Advanced (equivalent to three-and-a-half A-levels).

The large IR drop for AC means higher equivalent series resistance (ESR).