Sentence examples for release equal to from inspiring English sources

(22) There will be a second methane release equal to the original completion emissions.

If the amount of free calcium and free buffer inside the sarcoplasm in equilibrium is known, the concentrations of calcium bound to buffer can be calculated by setting the fluxes of calcium binding and release equal to each other (A.7).

The energy reductions achieved have kept roughly 168,000 metric tons of greenhouse gases from being released, equal to approximately 10percentt of UC's 2010 carbon footprint.

An object heavier than the amount of the fluid it displaces, though it sinks when released, has an apparent weight loss equal to the weight of the fluid displaced.

They release energy equal to what they absorbed to become vapor.

These electrons ultimately drop into holes in the valence band and release energy equal to the energy gap of the material.

This release "is equal to a car burning 40 billion gallons of gasoline, enough to drive back and forth to the moon 3.4 million times," said the study, published in the journal Nature Geoscience.

The blast released energy equal to 24 Megatons of TNT.

It was assumed that methane releases were equal to the new EPA factor of 177 tCH4 per well completion.

For about five years, Google and other tech companies like Yahoo, Oracle and Applied Materials resisted the requests of San Jose Mercury News reporter Mike Swift to release Equal Employment Opportunity Commission data on the racial make-up of their workforce, saying it was a "trade secret".

Make the angle of the arm to the ground at release of projectile equal to 45 degrees unless it is released above the ground.