Sentence examples for original equivalent from inspiring English sources

Occasionally such a code word achieves an independent existence (and meaning) while the original equivalent phrase is forgotten or at least no longer has the precise meaning attributed to the code word e.g., modem (originally standing for "modulator-demodulator").

We call this sub-network retaining 90% of the original equivalent permeability the dominant sub-network.

Clearly, the dominant sub-network which retains 90% of the original equivalent permeability is strongly affected by the aperture distribution.

The original equivalent test methods for the valve system are not suitable to the HVDC Flexible converter valve control system (see Fig. 9).

As presented in Fig. 4, the structure of the sub-network that retains 90% of the original equivalent network permeability depends on α.

The Metronomy remix of "You and I" varies little from its original equivalent, while dubstep is introduced in the Hurts remix of "Judas", with a different conclusion.

The delays and additional work increased the price tag of the project from the original $4.5 million (equivalent to $ in ) to $6.0 million (equivalent to $ in ).

An original plastic equivalent model was proposed to solve the problem of excessive FEM simulation time when designing the press bend forming path and optimizing the process parameters of press bend forming of the integrally stiffened aircraft panels.

In this work, we define "the dominant sub-network" as the sub-network obtained by eliminating a portion of fractures while retaining 90% of the original network equivalent permeability.

Herein we show that, consistent with our original hypothesis, equivalent magnitude of LRP5 KD in abdominal and gluteal SVCs leads to markedly different proportional reduction in LRP5 levels/activity and distinct biological outcomes; LRP5 KD impaired proliferation to a greater extent in immortalized gluteal than abdominal progenitors.

Particularly, when the power-law aperture distribution exponent α = 1.001, the cumulative length of the conducting backbone of the truncated fracture network which retains 90% of the original-network equivalent permeability is roughly 30% of the total fracture length of the original fracture network.