Sentence examples for numerical equivalence from inspiring English sources

Soubra et al. (1999) also mentioned that there is a numerical equivalence between the variational limit equilibrium approach and the upper bound theorem of limit analysis.

We establish a numerical equivalence between saved conventional reserve capacity and amount of BESS storage deployed in distribution networks.

The system described here also offers advantages derived from its similarity to the current method such as compatibility with microbial identification, numerical equivalence, and congruence with the regulations.

The numerical equivalence to the set of protein-forming amino acids allows a genetic code to be defined for the vector world, whereby vector sequences are encoded by base triplets in much the same way that genes encode amino-acid sequences (Figure 3B).

Eliezer also makes lists of words and their numerical equivalences, using a cabalistic spiritual math called gematria, in which each letter of the Hebrew alphabet has a numerical value.

Numerical simulations confirm this equivalence.

Relational thinking involves understanding equivalence and numerical relationships.

The numerical simulations confirmed the equivalence between the full and small scale disc thermal performance using the proposed scaling methodology and also gave good agreement with the experimental results.

There is very good agreement between numerical and experimental results for equivalence ratios higher than 0.55.

We also give lower bounds for the best constant of equivalence between the numerical radius and the operator norm in Lp for atomless μ when restricting to rank-one operators or narrow operators.

Three-dimensional direct numerical simulations of fuel-lean (equivalence ratio ϕ= 0.24) hydrogen/air turbulent catalytic combustion were carried out in a platinum-coated planar channel with isothermal walls and an incoming fully-developed turbulent flow, at two inlet bulk Reynolds numbers (ReH= 5700 and 12,360 based on the channel height H) and four global catalytic reaction rates.