Sentence examples for practically the same as that from inspiring English sources
Our interpretation is practically the same as that by Lassegues et al., but the 103-fold improvement in conductivity with BPEI-H3PO4 over LPEI-H3PO4 that they had claimed was not substantiated by our experiments.
It is found that drop drainage is promoted by oriented Ti-coated tracks with a width of approximately the diameter of the maximum drop size to such a degree that the heat transfer performance is practically the same as that of a fully Ti-coated exchanger.
For the AA graphite, a AA = 2.43927 Å is practically the same as that of graphene, but the separation of the graphene sheets is 8.4% larger than that of the AB graphite or c AA = 3.6105Å (similar to a previous report [19]), indicating weaker interlayer coupling for the AA stacking.
Clearly, the characteristics are almost identical, and in particular, the series resistance (R s = dV/dI, in the rapidly changing current section of the curve) is practically the same as that of the commercial cell (~1.8 Ω). Figure 4b shows R s as a function of the etching time (t e).
This result is practically the same as that in Eq. 7.
As an example, Choi and Kim [ 49] claimed that phylogenetic trees reconstructed by most methods are "practically the same as that constructed from SSU rRNA sequences".
The absolutists of the old left imagined that victory would, when it came, be total and permanent, which is practically the same as saying that victory was and is impossible and will never come.
You are the same as that person".
A significant advantage of the method of solution presented in this paper is that simulations of pressure can be obtained at a multitude of times with practically the same efficiency as that of a single-time simulation.
Limbert wrote: "I had made two trips into the northern end, covering practically the same region as that traversed by a Geological Survey party in 1901.
To listen to some pundits, you'd think that ad was practically the same as the famous G.O.P. ad accusing Max Cleland of being weak on national security.
