Sentence examples for is just equal from inspiring English sources

If the load is just equal to the maximum force the muscle can develop, the length of the muscle will remain the same (an isometric condition).

Given rational expectations (I know, I know) the answer is, the path under which cumulative flow demand on that path, up to the point at which you hit the choke price, is just equal to the initial stock of gold.

According to the marginal theory this is at the time when the rate of net value growth of the item is just equal to the rate of interest, or the rate of return in alternative investments.

Car2Go bridges the gap between American hearts, which are still piston powered, and the typical American salary, which is just equal to the average cost of a new car.

When Fr is less than 1, small surface waves can move upstream; when Fr is greater than 1, they will be carried downstream; and when Fr = 1 (said to be the critical Froude number), the velocity of flow is just equal to the velocity of surface waves.

The top quadtree node is just equal to the maximal bit length of all subband coefficients.

There are thus two opposing effects present, and at the optimum hole size the two effects are just equal.

At a concentration of 400 mg per kg body weight of the leaf extract, the reduction of the abdominal writhings was just equal of 42.1 % to the standard drug, aspirin at a concentration of 200 mg per kg body weight.

At KAK station for G3, although the top value of R i (0.308 ± 0.009) was just equal to that of the G1 category (0.307 ± 0.013), the value of R i was still larger than that G1 at the points during the main and recovery phases.

In the absence of fee discrimination (d = 0), we have 2 t ̃ ≥ 1 ∕ 2 due to s - v(s) ≥ 0 meaning that we always observe more price payers than fee-only patients in the market except for s = 0 where their numbers are just equal.

It's not true -- it's just equal and opposite.