Sentence examples for satisfactorily equivalent from inspiring English sources
The results (not shown here) are very similar to the results obtained in [9] and it is concluded in [23] that the original Simulink model and the combined SUMO-Simulink model are satisfactorily equivalent.
But classical methods allow to determine satisfactorily the equivalent stiffness only when the cable is sensibly stretched, the cable sag is small and the cable is horizontal, since they generally disregard the effects of the self-weight component along the chord.
Note: Incoming students who have satisfactorily completed equivalent graduate courses may be exempted by the Director of Graduate Studies (DGS) from one or more of the required courses.
To date, there is still no skin equivalent that satisfactorily mimics natural skins' functions (or appearance), such as the capability to control body temperature with sweat glands, sensory skills, immune competence, or hair follicles.
When substituted for the actual foundation, the equivalent foundation satisfactorily predicted the system unbalance response and the response prediction was still robust when using the noise corrupted data for the identification.
The impedance spectra of the electrodes were satisfactorily fitted with the proposed equivalent electrical circuits (Fig. 8).
†Based on the assumption that one full-time equivalent doctor could satisfactorily treat 1250 STIs in a year, as described in the methods section.
The panel at the Connecticut Forum never did satisfactorily answer Rebecca Lobo's question about black equivalents to the Tebow-Lin phenomenon.
However, to date there exists no skin equivalent that might be able to satisfactorily mimic native skin.
Each student must satisfactorily complete a minimum of ten term courses or the equivalent.
It is verified that the equivalent continuum model obtained by the multiscale method satisfactorily predicts not only the overall mechanical properties of nanocomposites, but also the local stress distribution at the interphase as well as the inherent nanoparticle size and photo-isomerization reaction effects of the nanocomposites.
