Sentence examples for inherently equivalent from inspiring English sources

In this context, two possible scenarios are: 1) in most experiments described so far, the symmetry is imposed on an otherwise inequivalent two-spin system during the storage period only, or 2) in this work, the symmetry of an inherently equivalent two-spin system is broken during both excitation and detection.

But recently he has stayed away from the negotiating table, arguing that such talks were inherently destructive -- the equivalent of political hostage-taking.

Consider appeals to undetectable supernatural involvement as inherently not simple and equivalent to resigning the explanation.

And it shouldn't have been hard to realize that an institution using overnight borrowing to invest in longer-term and somewhat illiquid assets was inherently vulnerable to something functionally equivalent to a classic bank run – and, furthermore, that the institutions doing this were neither backed by deposit insurance nor effectively regulated.

BDAs are inherently better than their SaaS equivalents because they have all the delivery model benefits of SaaS, plus a network effect in the data being collected.

The new model is derived from the Hellinger Reissner mixed variational statement and predicts inherently equilibrated 3D stresses from an equivalent single-layer model.

This means any message from your bot forwarded to a person or group is a messaging equivalent of a retweet – thus making bots inherently viral.

One argued that the "hookup" culture was itself inherently heterosexual, and said that, while there was certainly its equivalent among gay men on campus, there was not among lesbians.

This boosting effect comes from the inherently higher capacity of the single-input single-output (SISO) equivalent channel as seen by the non-binary code with high-order constellations and multiple antennas [6, 7].

For that significant proportion of the population for whom the word "wiener" is inherently entertaining, it's hard to contemplate the menu without getting a restaurant equivalent of the church giggles.

The effect of 2D simplification of inherently 3D radiation modelling was carefully scrutinised and calculations carried out with an equivalent emissivity.