Sentence examples for practically equals from inspiring English sources

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).

In the 1970s, the two were practically equal in most OECD countries.

The stoichiometric number is practically equal to 2. The experimental activation energy is 11·2 kcal/mole.

It is shown that the two rate coefficients needed to represent a cycle are practically equal.

This regeneration proved successful: the catalyst activity was practically equal to the initial one.

A clock is a thing which automatically passes in succession through a (practically) equal series of events (period).

The final adiabatic pressure after detonation is practically equal to the deflagration pressure because there is only a small difference in burn completeness.

However, the correlation between the two parameter estimates is usually very high and in many cases is practically equal to one.

Herbert RawlinsonComposed, as it is, of practically equal parts of "L'amore" and "Musica," "Between Two Worlds," at the Cinecitta Theatre, has the two principal ingredients which seem to make for infallible popularity among the Italian-speaking trade.

Activity of 226Ra in radium daughter products free solution was determined by 4πα liquid scintillation counting (LSC) method, where the detection efficiency of radium decay is practically equal to 1.

On an annual basis, Kano has the largest average daily global horizontal resources (6.08 kWh m−2), while these resources are practically equal for Onitsha (4.43 kWh m−2) and Lagos (4.42 kWh m−2).