Sentence examples for setting the equivalent from inspiring English sources

Subsequently, for stability during the respiration process, we consider setting the equivalent throttling areas of the inspiration and expiration pipelines smaller within certain limits; additionally, an excessively high oxygen supply pressure will disturb smooth airflow, and in a low-pressure environment, the pressure can be 84 cmH2O lower than the standard atmospheric pressure.

Carr:Peter Russo has everything going for him, everything to fight for, and when someone sets the equivalent of a loaded gun in front of him, he picks it up and puts it in his mouth.

By setting the assertion is equivalent to (4.1).

(i) By setting the assertion is equivalent to (4.1)  .

In practice this means setting up the equivalent of an entire town's network infrastructure in three days and – once the race is finished – dismantling it all in just three hours.

Environmental Defense, a group in Manhattan, says health studies show that limit should be set at the equivalent of two million tons.

The Illumina data sets were clustered with the best performing parameter set for the equivalent diversity level identified in the 454 simulations described above.

The restriction to a smaller resolution is equivalent to setting the higher resolutions to zero.

This would be equivalent to setting the Si,k=0 for all unknown events.

It was the musical equivalent of setting the angles right on a Picasso.

Mathematically, this assumption is equivalent to setting the dissociation rate constant, KOFF, to zero.