Sentence examples for principal equivalent from inspiring English sources

The maximum values of the principal equivalent stresses are summarised in Table 6.

In this case of cooperation, multiple principals are equivalent to one principal and thus form a traditional single-principal agent problem.

For order preserving mappings T, which are nonexpansive in L1 and L∞, two principal, mutually equivalent results are shown.

Herewith, the principal and equivalent stresses at various positions in the coating material at the moment of its plastic deformation beginning can be calculated.

Here linearly polarized light, with the polarization direction oriented at 45° relative to the two principal non-equivalent orthogonal directions x and y of the anisotropic surface, impinges at normal incidence and the difference of the complex reflectances r x and r y of both polarization components is measured by applying phase-modulation techniques [1 3].

Based on the number of registered practitioners defined as unrestricted principals and equivalents (UPEs) during the study period (n=2050), a single GP in Yorkshire will see a child diagnosed with cancer once every 20 years on average.

EquityRock requires that part of its investment be used to pay down mortgage debt and that you promise to return its principal and cash equivalent to roughly half of any change in value (gain or loss) within ten years.

The article shows the different types of rolling bearing stressing and the analysis of the stress distribution (principal stresses and equivalent stresses) in the material under the rolling contact area.

Although components are mathematical constructs with no physical meaning, a key assumption for subsequent LC XAFS analysis the number of principal components is equivalent to the number of unique model spectra needed to fit the dataset.

The "moratorium" on the debt principal was the equivalent of the default everyone tried to avoid.

In each case countable generation is equivalent to principal generation.