Sentence examples for lower equivalent from inspiring English sources
On Freedom Food farms, the maximum stocking density is slightly lower (equivalent to 1.25 sheets of A4 per bird, as opposed to a single sheet), the birds grow half as fast, lighting is varied and brighter, and the environment is enriched with bales, perches and pecking objects.
Irrespective of the soil, the peaks in the ortstein, compared to overlying horizons, occurred at lower equivalent pore radii.
The analyses demonstrate that a lower equivalent turbulence percentile leads to a more realistic and less conservative estimation of fatigue loads.
In this regard, high-k dielectrics such as ZrO2, HfO2, and Al2O3 are considered as promising gate dielectrics due to the lower equivalent oxide thickness.
Electrochemical impedance spectroscopy (EIS) measurements evidenced lower equivalent series resistance for the sample electrodeposited at −0.3 C cm−2 among the tested samples, revealing its better electrochemical performance.
Among these, the material exhibited an enhanced electrochemical performance in KOH electrolyte due to its smaller hydration sphere radius, high ionic mobility and lower equivalent series resistance.
A dry syrup formulation with one-half of a minimal cholesterol-lowering equivalent dose of cholestyramine was designed, and the clinical trial was resumed.
Results show that biomimetic surfaces with the geometrical structures have lower cone equivalent stresses and soil equivalent stresses than that with conventional (smooth) surface.
The generating function Φ g e n produces larger dimensionality data X from the parameters z (lower dimension, equivalent to W L in PCA) Eq. (5).
Environmentalists say that if programs had been financed at the old levels, demand would be about 500 megawatts lower -- equivalent to the output of a medium-size power plant.
Its use in poultry foods has decreased because it has a lower starch equivalent when compared with wheat or corn and thus provides a lower-energy ration, unsuitable in modern poultry production.
