Sentence examples for making it equal to from inspiring English sources

Lukoil has already invested $200 million in an exploratory offshore well that showed a field of about 2.2 billion barrels of oil, making it equal to early large fields found in the North Sea.

When the Chinese president, Xi Jinping, opened the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (Apec) summit in Beijing last month, he predicted Chinese offshore investment would triple to $1.25tn£800m0m) over the next decade – making it equal to half of the UK's GDP.

By taking the partial derivative of Ω with respect to W and making it equal to zero, (27) becomes ∂ Ω ∂ W = 0 0 = F U P Φ h F U P H + I σ Z p 2 ⏟ Δ W H − F U P Φ h F U H H (28). where I is the identity matrix of size N p ×N p. In many cases, the matrix Δ is ill-conditioned and impossible to invert.

During the campaign, Chambers published a pamphlet attacking the Democratic candidates and calling for Congress to create "a sufficient amount of paper money, making it equal to gold and silver, and full legal tender for all debts".

The exact expression for a max can be obtained by taking the derivative of equation (8) with respect to a i and making it equal to zero.

There is always the possibility, however, that some employers could scale back their other coverage to make it equal to their mental health offerings.

According to the above analysis, we need to take the derivative of ( {U}_{J_m} ) to ( {v}_{J_m} ) and make it equal to zero, and it can be obtained.

In addition, the number of allocated time slots per sub-frame for ASO-TDMA is given as ten in order to make it equal to the number of allocated time slots per superframe in the SOHF for EASO-TDMA.

Firstly, get the variational calculus of u and make it equal to 0: ηΔ u i k + 1 = λ e i + η div b V i k - d V i k, u i ∈ 0, 1 (26).

In order to calculate the value t which minimizes E, we then compute the derivative of E, with respect to t, and make it equal to 0, as follows: dE dt = − 2 × s 3 t 3 + 2 × ( 1 − s ) 3 ( 1 − t ) 3 × N 2 = 0 (8).

In order to civilize the Argentine society and make it equal to that of Rome or the United States, Sarmiento believed in eliminating the caudillos, or the larger landholdings and establishing multiple agricultural colonies run by European immigrants.