Sentence examples for normally equivalent from inspiring English sources

Therefore, a camera pose is normally equivalent to extrinsic camera parameters with translation and rotation of the camera in the global coordinate system.

In logic and in the application of Leibniz's Law, 'a is F' is normally equivalent to 'a was, is or will be F', otherwise the Law would not apply to such accidental properties as 'is brown'.

Parameters are not necessarily interchangeable, and not all force-fields allow to represent all molecule types, but simulations conducted using modern force-fields are normally equivalent.

The experimental outcome shows that under sustained load alone, the long-term mid-span deflection of reinforced concrete beams with artificially debonded reinforcement is substantially higher than that of normally bonded equivalent beams.

(Similar damage to the left hemisphere does not normally produce equivalent symptoms of right unilateral neglect, or, if it does, the symptoms are generally much milder, and recovery is relatively rapid (Driver & Vuilleumier, 2003).) The syndrome manifests itself as a failure to notice or pay normal attention to things and events to the victim's left, and to the left sides of objects.

First collected in 1194, and the first land tax collected in England since the geld, carucage was based on the size of the estate as measured in either hides or carucates (a unit of land that could be ploughed by an eight-ox plough-team in a year, which was normally considered equivalent to a hide).

Genes inherited in two copies, one from each parent, are normally functionally equivalent, however, notable exceptions to this have been known for many years [1] [5].

Although the H's on an H2O molecule are normally NMR-equivalent, they need not be equivalent if the H2O is embedded in a fixed stable cluster.

In a sign of the marquee franchise's changing fortunes, Lakers' icon Kobe Bryant was on the receiving end of some rough defense by Heat guard Dwyane Wade during the All-Star Game (a game which is normally the basketball equivalent of flag football).

Inspection of the factors across these studies showed that the same items normally loaded onto equivalent factors.

Orthologs are defined as genes derived from a single ancestral gene in the last common ancestor of the compared species [ 16] and normally they perform equivalent functions in all species.