Sentence examples for relation to the equivalent from inspiring English sources

This electrochemical response was also interpreted in relation to the equivalent circuit model.

The corrosion resistance of the EPC-treated sample incorporating ZrO2 particles was explained in relation to the equivalent circuit model.

Open image in new window Fig. 8 Circular duct f = 0.304 times {text{Re}}^{ - 0.25} + 0.029sqrt delta (3) {text{Re}}_{text{cr}} = 2.1 times 10^{3} (1 + 12sqrt delta ) (4 The relation (3) is useful for the calculation of the Darcy friction coefficient, while (4) allows the calculation of the critical Reynolds (Table 4) in relation to the equivalent hydraulic diameter (Table 3).

In relation to the equivalent discrete-time channel, it must be emphasized that the transmitted optical signal is represented by the random variable, the atmospheric turbulence-induced signal is represented by the product and the corresponding signal performed in electrical domain is represented by, being the latter the signal to be finally considered in our analysis.

The influence of corrosion on the mechanical properties of the steel was assessed considering them individually and in relation to the concept of equivalent steel.

The histogram of the univariate layers was stretched into rank percentiles in relation to the raster pixels (equivalent to the Histogram Equalize remote sensing technique of Muray (1996, p. 190 191)).

For CR, the cost of sulfuric acid required to regenerate coagulant, in relation to the cost of equivalent virgin coagulant, is between 30% and 60% for alum and >60% for ferric (Keeley et al., 2012)—demonstrating the impediment to CR implementation at full scale by the relatively low cost of coagulant (USEPA, 2011).

The American economy is ten times the size of Australia's, so in the United States an individual fortune equivalent to hers in relation to the national economy would be somewhere around two hundred billion dollars.

The VISION Project was designed as a full-coverage program; as such, it was not possible to evaluate the effect of the program in relation to an equivalent comparison group.

As with furniture in the Chinese taste, Gothic furniture bore no relation to its medieval equivalents; the ornaments, such as tracery and cusped (a point formed by the intersection of two arcs or foils) arches, applied to furniture were borrowed from Gothic architecture.

We aimed to study geographic and temporal trends in relation to equivalent mortality trends.