Sentence examples for index equivalent from inspiring English sources
The result was a moving point of very high refractive index, equivalent to a physical hill, which acted as a "horizon", similar to a horizon found in a black hole.
Every mid-latitude ionospheric station may serve as a device for measurements of index – "equivalent flux" of EUV.
They calculated this would have minimal impact on children's body fat or BMI (Body Mass Index), equivalent to a reduction of 2mm (0.07in) in waist circumference.
Yet, the wet corn stover was less flowable than the acid impregnated sample, which displayed a flow index equivalent to the dry, milled corn stover.
We estimate that 80% of the suitable land area in Kansas falls within a dryness index equivalent to about four 22-day long dry stretches, or one 45-day long dry stretch.
To acquire the parameters necessary to evaluate a HESS, such as load shifting index, equivalent annual cost and lifetime for each potential HESS combination, capacity optimization is carried out in a microgrid.
The GTP-treated transgenic mice showed discrimination indices equivalent to that of wild type mice (fig 4B).
A clinical model including age, sex, height, duration of illness, leukopenia, rash and dizziness had a c-index (equivalent to the AUC) of 0.86 indicating that these parameters have good discriminatory ability.
We estimated the concordance indexes (equivalent to AUC, area under the ROC curve) for each model using the 418 matched case control block pairs in the validation set as a tool for comparing the accuracy of their out of sample predictions.
Since its origins, in cotton trading, Lehman had underwritten countless stock and bond offerings, had become a force in mergers and acquisitions, and was perhaps best known for its bond index, the equivalent of the Dow Jones Industrial Average for stocks.
Since its inception in February 1995, through Sept. 30, the $70 million fund has returned 23% annually, 12 percentage points ahead of the HBSC James Capel European Smaller Companies Index, Europes equivalent of the Russell 2000 Index.
