Sentence examples for requirements are equivalent from inspiring English sources
Rolling back Dodd-Frank requirements may reduce some of this conflict, but may also raise new questions as to whether US requirements are equivalent to those of other jurisdictions.
The charity says its power requirements are equivalent to the annual electricity consumption of more than 600 homes.
(Canonical ensemble) The probability p defined as following two requirement are equivalent: 1.
This TSAA requirement is equivalent to 43 51% of the lysine content of the diets.
For decoupling multivariable control this requirement is equivalent to the inequality Re[λ(GΓ-1)] > 0 for the actual and estimated process steady-state gain matrices G and Γ.
Furthermore, the ZL requirement is equivalent to a quantile relationship (Theorem 4.8) between the sibling points.
The proposed waveform design based on MF in this paper has one advantage which is: requirements on mainlobe width and sidelobe levels are equivalent to requirements on ACF.
For web developers this has necessitated a rewrite of pages that used Chime since the calls to the Java applets are quite different and the requirements are not equivalent.
2. WEEE exported out of the Union shall only count towards the fulfilment of obligations and targets set out in Article 11 of this Directive if, in compliance with applicable Union legislation, the exporter can prove that the treatment took place in conditions that are equivalent to the requirements of this Directive.
2. WEEE exported out of the Union shall only count towards the fulfilment of obligations and targets set out in Article 11 of this Directive if, in compliance with Regulation (EC) No 1013/2006 and Regulation (EC) No 1418/2007, the exporter can prove that the treatment took place in conditions that are equivalent to the requirements of this Directive.
In later analyses, notably in Bell's argument for the nonlocality of quantum correlations, it became apparent that these conditions, suitably formulated as probability constraints, are equivalent to the requirement that statistical correlations between separated systems should be reducible to probability distributions over common causes (deterministic or stochastic) in the sense of Reichenbach.
