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The elastic response from the Green's function is solely depending on the value of e, and thus changing the Young's modulus, is equivalent to changing the discretization size a.

We used the 50% bead-cell surface contact area and an established finite element model to convert stiffness (Pa/nm) to modulus (Pa) [58] and determined that 1 Pa/nm stiffness is equivalent to 2.5 kPa modulus.

A new detector for LFM-signal, which is equivalent to the modulus square detector of Radon-ambiguity transform, can be derived.

The new detector is equivalent to the modulus square detector of Radon-ambiguity transform and performs similarly as well in LFM-signal detection.

As porosity increases, the modulus of matrix sharply decreases, which is equivalent to an increased effective stress under a constant total stress leading to a closer compaction of solids.

For most beads, the creep modulus decreased with increasing force, which is equivalent to stress stiffening.

Now if we compare the elastic modulus and the pressure difference, the highest pressure, i.e. 7.1 mmHg, is equivalent to 944 Pa, less than 2 orders of magnitude lower the magnitude of Young's modulus.

The pavement thickness in a two-layered system is equivalent to a full-depth asphalt pavement with (E1) modulus value.

The seismic moment associated with this fault is 4.3 × 10 N m, which is equivalent to an Mw 5.8 earthquake (assuming a shear modulus of 3.3 × 10 Pa).

One can show that this procedure is equivalent to searching for local maxima of the squared modulus of the dominant wavelet coefficients in the signal (Legarreta et al., 2005).

It is equivalent to a neighborhood association.