Sentence examples for is perfectly equivalent from inspiring English sources
Averages are here intended at steady state, thus the repression level measure 〈 p〉/〈 p0〉 for the stochastic model is perfectly equivalent to the one used in the response time analysis (see Figure 2).
A CEOV of 1 implies that the examiners were perfectly equivalent in their readings.
This suggests that the total inter-examiner variability between left and right readings is approximately 1.56 times higher than one would expect if the two examiners were perfectly equivalent in their readings of the left and right paraspinal temperatures.
The COEV for the total inter-examiner variability between trial 1 and trial 2 readings is 1.32, suggesting that the observed variability is approximately 1.32 times higher than one would expect if the two examiners were perfectly equivalent in their readings (See Table 4).
A value of 1 indicates complete dissimilarity (no overlap) and a value of 0 indicates groups are perfectly equivalent or balanced.
For the federal government, the moral equivalent is perfectly legal.
In context it is perfectly clear that these remarks concern machines equivalent to Turing machines (the passage is embedded in a discussion of LC Ms.
(Fortunately, we can safely assume that neither is perfectly correct, and hope that our Final Theory has no such empirically equivalent rivals).
In order to overcome this limitation, a virtual equivalent fiber consisting of nanotube and its inter-phase which is perfectly bonded to surrounding resin is applied.
This is perfectly possible.
