Sentence examples for practically equal from inspiring English sources

The discernable frequency spacing between the dominant frequencies of decomposed signals is theoretically near zero but practically equal to twice the frequency resolution of a finite length time series.

And, indeed, a visit to Oslo brings with it immediate sticker shock: a bottle of water costs the equivalent of $6, a small glass of beer will set you back $10 or more, and a bottle of wine at dinner can practically equal a month's mortgage payment back home.

The R 2 and standard deviations values in S5 are similar for the V- and H-polarised situation in the LoS case, as the Tx antenna inclination of 45° yields practically equal powers in both polarisations.

This norm seems to have the lower and upper limits practically equal to the smallest and largest (≠1) eigenvalue of the transfer matrix multiplied by the norm of the pe currents.

The slope of the fitting a regression model for these points was 0.4191 practically equal to the mean of the number of miscarriages.

In the presence of DODAB bilayers, the drug displayed absorption maxima at wavelengths practically equal to the one in its best organic solvent DMSO.

The density function of the AEVs in the bacterial set shows a normal distribution as the number of positions having values over the weighted average plus 0.5 SD (31 positions) practically equals those that are below the weighted average minus 0.5 SD values (32 positions).

For uncentered and centered data, both before and after the transformations, they are identical for the MODIS data sets (991.80 and 1058.76 in Table 2) and practically of equal importance for the Landsat5 TM data sets (64.97 and 55.13 in Table 2 and 67.35, 66.23 and 54.69, 54.62 in Table 4).

A review of the film by Premiere states that the relationship between Betty and Rita is "possibly the healthiest, most positive amorous relationship ever depicted in a Lynch movie", while Thierry Jousse, in his review for Cahiers du cinéma, notes that the love between these two women is "of lyricism practically without equal in contemporary cinema".

During the day we practically had to force ourselves to set out in search of other views that might equal but never surpass our own.

For this distance measure let δ equal the maximum squared distance between two logits such that any difference smaller than δ is practically speaking immaterial.