Sentence examples for smaller equivalent from inspiring English sources

This is mainly due to the smaller equivalent sensing radius in the inner corona.

OD-LEJ and ID-LEJ do better than LET joint in large angular displacement and have a smaller equivalent spring constant.

The 3-D fiber orientation is not favorable for higher flexural strength due to smaller equivalent fiber contents in the direction of flexural stresses.

Note that, after polycrystallization, a reduction in the thickness of the high-k layer is observed [23], leading to a smaller equivalent oxide thickness (EOT) [17].

At high frequencies, Ni Cu OH electrode has smaller equivalent series resistance (ESR) than Ni Co OH electrode, as can be seen from the x-axis intercept.

To that end, the company today noted that it has doubled the number of partners in its app directory — Yammer's smaller equivalent of Facebook's App Center — in the last year, with developers using Yammer APIs now up by 70percentt.

Larger mottes took disproportionately more effort to build than their smaller equivalents, because of the volumes of earth involved.

The larger earthworks, particularly mottes, required an exponentially greater quantity of manpower than their smaller equivalents and consequently tended to be either royal, or belong to the most powerful barons who could muster the required construction effort.

The amount of energy stored in the nitrogen tank is small — equivalent to about five teaspoons of gasoline.

He would also have noted that the stimulus was—especially compared with the devastation it meant to address rather small: equivalent to less than two per cent of G.D.P. a year for three years.

He would also have noted that the stimulus was — especially compared with the devastation it meant to address — rather small: equivalent to less than two per cent of G.D.P. a year for three years.