Sentence examples similar to noticeably equivalent from inspiring English sources
Noticeably absent are agents (the equivalent of New York's bankers), who are rarely admitted.
Numerical analysis showed that α = 30° is a critical biting force angle, for which the maximum equivalent stress increased noticeably.
From here, "Life as We Know It" turns into a sitcom that is noticeably more timid than its equivalents on network television.
The management side of Master League naturally, pales in comparison to the likes of Football Manager, but it doesn't noticeably lag behind Fifa 2017's equivalent.
The closing bit here is maybe the worst part; showing that Apple's iPad can easily provide a remarkably realistic experience for playing Chopsticks on the screen is not the way to trash your competition, especially if you noticeably can't offer up an equivalent experience on your own hardware.
Amphioxus Hox13 is most similar to vertebrate Hox11, though the sequences have noticeably diverged and a fully functionally equivalent protein should not be expected.
It is shown that variations in boundary conditions have a moderate effect on equivalent strains but the strain distribution depends noticeably on friction uniformity and the channel geometry.
This paper reports noticeably improved bonding and deposition characteristics of Ni particles resulting from suppressed equivalent (von Mises) flow stress and enhanced interface heat-up as a result of powder preheating.
The equivalent sale last year, held at a time when demand in the art market was noticeably cooling, grossed £93.7 million.
His spine bells noticeably.
