Sentence examples for scheme of equivalence from inspiring English sources

In this scheme of equivalence, Alberich is the wicked capitalist and Nibelheim his industrial Hades.

The chemical scheme is found, for this ramjet burner, to have a strong impact on the predicted stability: approximate chemical schemes even in a limited range of equivalence ratio can lead to the occurence of non-physical combustion oscillations.

To understand if there is any significant difference in the variability of peak demand before implementation and with implementation of the PFCT scheme, the variance ratio test (F-test of equivalence for the variances) is presented in Table 2.

The reduced kinetic, C1, scheme of Mauss and Peters is employed for a range of equivalence ratios under atmospheric conditions, with flame propagation at constant pressure.

These methods are generally valid only in a very limited range of equivalence ratio, pressure, or temperature and require extensive human time to develop the reduced schemes.

He seemed to be posing a kind of equivalence between him and his victims.

The most famous problem is the problem of equivalence.

A set of equivalence formulas for lS4 is {□ (p↔ q)}.

An "addition" operation defined on these equivalence classes makes the set of equivalence classes into an abelian group.

In this study we identify points of equivalence and non-equivalence between hESC and phESC.

*Test of equivalence of correlations.