By introducing the concept of equivalent quantities a simulation of various physiological phenomena is possible.
Sediment transport within the water column appears to be at a near steady state during the conditions evaluated with low rates of sediment loss balanced by presumably the release of equivalent quantities of particles of organic origin.
The proper space for distortional strain energy density is that of equivalent quantities, given by Equation (1) in the main body of this paper, where each shear stress corresponds to a shear strain.
While the presence of equivalent quantities in a sample of both Mon 810 and Mon 88017, for example, could be due to the presence of the same quantity of two different products, this situation would be suggestive of the presence of a stacked-trait product.
Keep in mind that when you deflate a sales or consumer expenditures series by a general index such as the CPI, you are not necessarily converting from dollars spent to units sold or consumed, rather, you are converting from dollars spent on one type of good to equivalent quantities of other consumer goods (e.g., hamburgers and hot dogs) that could have been purchased with the same money.
Performing a measurement could reduce the thermodynamic entropy of a system, but to do so requires the creation of an equivalent quantity of bound information in the device which holds the outcome of the measurement.
Like the liquid limit, the data in Fig. 6 clearly indicates that the modification effect of quicklime was marginally superior to the effect of an equivalent quantity of hydrated lime.
Nuclear waste retains its very intense level of radioactivity for several hundred years, but after a thousand years have passed, the remaining radioactivity, while persistent, is at a level comparable to (though still greater than) that of an equivalent quantity of natural uranium ore.
The scope of this study is limited to substitutions of an equivalent quantity in grams.
The paper also reviews toxicology, the development of toxic equivalent factors (TEF) and the determination of toxic equivalent quantity (TEQ) values.
The dilution effect is a result of replacing a part of cement by the equivalent quantity of MK.
