Sentence examples for matter equal to from inspiring English sources

In some cases, the pain-vapor could get stuck in very small veins and would slowly turn "into a matter equal to that it originated from" this vapor-turned-disease-matter could cause great destruction to the materiality of the inner body and was, according to Seitz, one of the causes for the "inner pox" that he had witnessed during his anatomy lessons at the University of Padua.

I guess there is a critical mass for a [black hole] where the flow of gained matter will equal to the Hawking evaporation?

Average annual direct emissions to the atmosphere due to the burning of biomass and dead organic matter are equal to 5.27 Mt CO2 year−1 between 2000 and 2012 (Fig. 2, panel c).

The plot in Fig. 5 and vitrinite reflectance measurements in Table 2 indicate organic matter maturities equal to peak oil generation in the Garau Formation, as is obvious in the T max values in Fig. 6.

Living matter equals water, to a first approximation, and water transport across barriers such as membranes and epithelia is vital.

And failing to uphold the whole truth (when what's withheld matters) is equal to the other such failings.

SUNDAY REVIEW, PAGE 11 NICHOLAS D. KRISTOF A recent family backpacking trip along the Pacific Crest Trail was a great reminder that all Americans are still wealthy, and for that matter equal, when it comes to the great outdoors.

Orthodox Islam believes in ideas discriminately revealed, then slowly absorbed; in mystery over matter, or at least equal to matter.

The corresponding organic matter inflow was equal to 3.4% of the basal hexoses fermentation rate.

A footnote established the equivalence of mass and energy, according to which the energy (E) of a quantity of matter (m) is equal to the product of the mass and the square of the velocity of light (c).

In the external diffusion area at the constrained motion of gaseous reagent (including fluidized bed), the rate of convective diffusion considerably exceeds the rate of molecular and thermal diffusion, determines the intensity of reagent mass transfer from the volume to the surface of solid matter and equals to the total rate of the process.