Sentence examples for makes equivalence from inspiring English sources

The proposed technique is based on a reverse-engineering mechanism of obtaining a high level model of the gate level implementation and also introducing an intermediate representation of the specification that makes equivalence checking between two models possible.

The purpose of defining edge weight is making equivalence between the correct building interior layout and the MST in BLG.

We have given the definition of edge weight of the BLG and made equivalence between the correct building interior layout and the MST.

First, we do not make equivalence classes where there is no conflict, whereas Beskales' method first merges all cells that have the same values.

Now the loose summary just given to the effect that every formula is equivalent to an equivalence makes a misleading double use of the equivalence vocabulary for two different things: equivalence as mutual consequence and equivalence as the biconditional connective.

For PACES (fig 5), only the top two groups are equivalent to graduates of UK medical schools, making the equivalence +16 to +18.

An "addition" operation defined on these equivalence classes makes the set of equivalence classes into an abelian group.

The application of this rule is said to make an equivalence transformation.

To make an equivalence of the material to a resistor network, the continuous material is discretized using the polar grids.

"The reason I chose the countryside as the site of my film is that I wanted to express the idea that the grandmother is nature, to make that equivalence".

They are evil.' " Is there a danger with making an equivalence between people who have negative feelings toward Trump voters and people who have negative feelings toward, say, Muslims?