Sentence examples for measurement equal to from inspiring English sources

Concerning the UHF-RFID measurements, as in [11], each detection event is translated to a distance measurement equal to half of the reader interrogation range, r.

It is worth reminding that the RFID detection is treated as distance measurement equal to r/2, and this measurement is always positive.

On the left, an example of fuzzy threshold is reported, where in x-axis the possible values for the parameter are reported, while in the y-axis is represented the degree of truth of the statement 'the parameter is anomalous', given a measurement equal to x.

Central to this discussion is another paper published in 2009 by the Berkeley team, led by Charles Townes, reporting that the radius of Betelgeuse had shrunk from 1993 to 2009 by 15%, with the 2008 angular measurement equal to 47.0 mas, not too far from Perrin's estimate.

The average Normalized Error (NE), i.e. the square root of NSE for each prediction, was 1.47 corresponding to an average deviation of prediction from measurement equal to 1.47 times the SD of the measurement error.

At least one documented BP measurement equal to or above 130/ 80 mmHg was reported in 35 (48.6%) cohort members prescribed anti-hypertensive medication, across the study period.

The WL/TWC index corresponding to the first month of measurement, equals to about 67%%, was higher than in the other months.

For a given muscle, agreement was defined as a difference between two measurements equal to or lower than 20% of the mean distance measured across all subjects and raters over that movement (see Table 1).

That gives the ratio of the time intervals measurements equal to approximately 5 · 10−7.

In the case of a difference between measurements equal to or exceeding 0.3 kg, a third measurement was taken.

An additional halo, which may develop around intense burns, was considered a secondary effect and excluded from the measurements, because it is strongly time-dependent, and exclusion of these halos results in diameter measurements equal to histological damage diameters [ 27, 28].