Sentence examples for larger equivalent from inspiring English sources
Naturally, the effect was even larger, equivalent to the increase in test scores associated with 0.9 years of extra schooling.
The tangent friction coefficient in wet pavement surfaces and the modern vehicle braking capabilities typically enable larger equivalent friction coefficients than this deceleration rate.
More precisely, the algorithm combines multiple policies referenced in a single composed policy into a larger equivalent composed policy and combines their remote policy references into a reference to the new combined policy.
The equivalent weight crystallinity does not only depend on the amount of the crystals, but also on the perfection of the crystals: a crystal with higher perfection has larger equivalent weight.
Counter-intuitively, addition of secondary gas via the membranes, that constituted the confining walls of a gas solid suspension at conditions close to incipient fluidization, did not result in a larger, but in a smaller equivalent bubble diameter, while gas extraction on the other hand, resulted in a larger equivalent bubble diameter, although in this case the effect was less pronounced.
This is because IMRT exercises more monitor units and, therefore, irradiates larger equivalent whole-body doses (Hall, 2006b).
Those types of fees are large — equivalent to 25 percent of Google's revenue in the quarter.
The Latin American School of Medical Science, on the western edge of Havana, has 10,000 students, making it nearly ten times the size of its largest equivalent in the United States.
For IEEE-RTS, G22, G23 and G32 present the largest or second largest equivalent unavailable capacity (generation capacity × unavailability) among all the generating units.
In absolute terms, the largest Equivalent Variation occurs among the unemployed with high previous wages and pension rights, peaking at above 3,000 euros.
A large equivalent plastic strain (19.6%) was achieved in the metallic glass under multiaxial loading, which was far higher than that gained under uniaxial compressive loading.
