Sentence examples for material equivalents from inspiring English sources

In two cases presented in this paper – one virus, one vector - genetic analysis of the collected specimen and comparison with conspecific Australian and regional material equivalents [ 28] (Bellis et al., in prep) supports the suggestion that these are (recent) incursions.

James Wallman, author of Stuffocation: Living More With Less, chronicles what he calls "the material equivalent of the obesity epidemic".

In 2013 it completed the elimination of 500 tonnes of Russian and American fissile material (equivalent to about 20,000 warheads) under a highly enriched uranium purchase agreement.

Once Lauretta's team has collected at least sixty grams of material — equivalent to "about four tablespoons of packed brown sugar," according to DellaGiustina — OSIRIS-REx will close up shop and quietly await the beginning of its journey back to Earth.

The material equivalent mechanical properties are obtained through a homogenization model.

This is due to the substitution of a part of the matrix by its less dense material equivalent.

This outburst, known at the time as the Great Eruption, saw the stars eject material equivalent to 10 whole suns, which can now be seen in Hubble Space Telescope images like the one above as the Homunculus Nebula.

To identify these muons and measure their momenta, the interaction region of the CMS detector is surrounded with enough absorber material, equivalent to about 2 m of iron, to stop all the particles produced except muons and neutrinos.

In the second configuration the floor was floating on top of ribs of elastomer damping material, equivalent to normal building practice when this material is used.

By making the change of conductivity of the material equivalent to the structural damage feature, a damage monitoring semi-analytical model is built and distributions of the eddy current field and electromagnetic field are explored.

This pack of heavyweights located in the Tarantula Nebula (shown above with R136 right of center) some 170,000 light-years from Earth burns bright and fast, collectively outshining the sun 30 million times and ejecting every month material equivalent to the mass of Earth.