Sentence examples for roughly equivalent performance from inspiring English sources

The electric drivetrain will come from the BMW i3 line, which will likely mean the two vehicles have roughly equivalent performance in terms of charge capacity, range and pick-up.

Profisi Ensemble shows roughly equivalent performance to EnsemPro in this evaluation, although results may not be exact due to variations in the dataset (see Methods).

And, given it was on a chilled-to-the-bone Zurich night and into a 1.6 m/s headwind – roughly equivalent to a 19.90 performance in windless conditions – it was undoubtedly the best of his young career.

The Atom will have performance roughly equivalent to laptop computers introduced four years ago, but will use little more than a half-a-watt to two-and-a-half watts of battery power.

But a 2014 study by the University of St. Thomas in Minnesota showed that the effect of sleep deprivation on students' academic performance is roughly equivalent to binge drinking and drug use.

The number of people who viewed the one broadcast performance on screen was roughly equivalent to the total number of audience members who attended the three-month run of the show live at the national theater.

Thus, in the 5 cM scenario, the performance of LA is roughly equivalent to random mapping of the QTL.

However, as the prevalence increases, the performance of the combinatorial designs quickly deteriorates, and for prevalence higher than 3% the signal is too dense to reconstruct, and the performance of the designs is roughly equivalent to simply assigning the wild-type allele to the entire group.

Finally, the performance of the older children was roughly equivalent to that of sanctuary apes.

When asked what Konono's name means, he provides a quick physical demonstration: appropriately enough, given the ear-splitting volume of their performances, it seems to mean something roughly equivalent to "assume the crash position".

The proposed rule would require a very narrow definition of performance specifically "total shareholder return" or TSR, which is roughly equivalent to change in stock price plus dividends.