Sentence examples for one of equivalent from inspiring English sources
The transmitted signal can be considered as one of equivalent KNM-user MACs in (15) using KNM signature waveforms (s_{textit {ki}}^{m} t-lambda _{k} t-lambda,K,i=1,…,N, and m=1,…,M.
If the truth is as it seems, Mr Mitchell should be restored to the cabinet, either to his former job (which, given that his successor Sir George Young is approaching retirement, should not be hard) or to one of equivalent stature.
In her defence Fawcett claimed to be returning clothes at both stores, substituting new ones of equivalent value, because they wouldn't exchange the merchandise.
Not only must employers hold open their jobs or at least ones of equivalent pay, they must preserve their seniority and benefits.
The risk of intestinal parasites infections is measured using the DALY (disability- adjusted life year) and one DALY represents the loss of one year of equivalent full health [ 1].
Although copper(I) amides 3 and 4 are themselves virtually insoluble in [D6]DMSO solvent, on addition of one equivalent of phen complete dissolution of the complexes occurred to give a deep-red coloured solution.
The yields of coupling product obtained from the stoichiometric reactions of the copper(I) amide complexes with iodobenzene on addition of one equivalent of phen in [D6]benzene and [D6]DMSO are shown in Table 9.
It is characterized by having a clustering coefficient significantly higher than the one of its equivalent random network and an average shortest path length (SP) as low as the one of the equivalent random network.
Absorption coefficient of the system consisting of three and more monolayers exceeds the one of the equivalent plate.
In the pure apohost 4 their symmetry-breaking C5 methyl groups protrude into the tube volumes where they randomly adopt one of two equivalent orientations.
These functions consider Chapman-Jouguet's explosion velocity which is one of the equivalent mass defining method, as follows (LSTC 2013a; Glenn and Bannister 1997).
