Sentence examples for maximum equivalent to from inspiring English sources

(3) From the field surveys, we found that earthquake surface faults appeared with a vertical offset of ~ 1.9 m at the maximum, equivalent to ΔLOS of ~ 1.5 m.

Therefore a total yield of 44.3% of DM (69.0% of the theoretical maximum, equivalent to over a 6-fold increase from raw material) by LHW pretreatment at 190°C for 10 minutes was selected for further experiments.

For maximum values, EMX (E at maximum amplitude; equivalent to MCE) would be used instead of E, in which case MA would be used instead of A. As an illustration of the need to use CE, Chandler stated that an increase in thrombelastograph clot amplitude from 50 to 67 mm (34% increase) corresponds with a 2-fold increase in CE.

The detector with a new dedicated front-end chip will be able to record images with maximum signal equivalent to 106 photons/channel, with signal to noise ratio of ∼103, spatial resolution of 50  μm and maximum frame rate of 50 MHz.

The proposal put forward a maximum distance equivalent to 50% of the grand prix distance for the prime tyre and 30% for the option.

Bucher's remuneration includes a basic salary of £700,000 and maximum bonuses equivalent to 350% of salary, or £2.45m, in his first year, which drops to 250% of salary in subsequent years.

But he told the BBC's Today programme that the maximum contribution, equivalent to 8% of earnings, would not produce sufficient pension income to maintain an employee's standard of living in retirement, particularly those on higher salaries.

The new 14-unit recommended maximum is equivalent to a little more than nine small 125ml glasses of wine, 14 single measures of spirits or seven pints of lager or beer.

People are compelled to endure long lines at cash machines to withdraw maximum amounts equivalent to about 10 cents — just enough to pay for several round trips on a public bus.

Because we use discrete STFT, the center frequency of each discretized frequency bin is expressed as ω b = b B ω max, where B is the total number of frequency bins, b denotes the frequency bin number, and ωmax is the maximum frequency equivalent to half of the Nyquist sampling rate.

One of the more frequently used treatment schedules is the US Navy Table 6, which provides hyperbaric oxygen therapy with a maximum pressure equivalent to 60 feet of seawater for a total time under pressure of 288 minutes, of which 240 minutes are on oxygen and the balance are air breaks to minimise the possibility of oxygen toxicity.