Sentence examples for points are equivalent from inspiring English sources

In fact, the existence of solutions and the existence of fixed points are equivalent.

For some spaces the choice matters, but for a sphere all points are equivalent so the choice is a matter of convenience.

The detrended analysis places samples in the ordination space such that distances between points are equivalent across the entire ordination space, allowing beta diversity to be measured and compared in units of standard deviations of species turnover.

If we use the rule of thumb that 30 extra points is equivalent to one extra win, then the Clippers will gain an additional three to four wins with their reduction in turnovers.

A rise of 100 basis points is equivalent to paying bondholders 1% more interest.

The bifurcation analysis shows that the locus of the fold points is equivalent to the locus of the discriminant of the cubic polynomial in the (D, Cso) plane.

Taking into account the effect of such attraction points is equivalent to introducing non-homogeneity to the process of user movement between areas, that is, making movement to depend on some additional factors.

Both characters start with a set amount of Bravery points, the number of Bravery points being equivalent to the amount of damage dealt by an HP attack.

The gap between these two points is equivalent to net wage.

For example, the 'probable' cut point of the HADS-Depression subscale of 11 points is equivalent to 27 points on the DASS-Depression subscale, which is the highest score within its 'moderate' range.

Positive definite kernels are linked to inner products by a fundamental result (Aronszajn, 1950): the kernel between two points is equivalent to an inner product between the points mapped to a Hilbert space uniquely defined by the kernel.