Sentence examples for space equivalent from inspiring English sources

· The Doughnut contains office space equivalent to the size of 17 football pitches.

Each is allotted a space equivalent to an A4 sheet of paper, roughly the size of this magazine.

The show, the world's biggest technology trade exhibit, will occupy space equivalent to 28 football fields, according to The Associated Press.

The pack contain 30 saplings, which would cover a space equivalent to the size of one tennis court or create an 8.5m line of hedge.

The report into healthcare efficiency found the NHS has unused or underutilised space equivalent to the size of Hyde Park in London.

It will be testing a new system of sending signals via lasers instead of radio – the space equivalent of using fibre-optic cables.

Indeed, the aviation model is a good one, because the idea as currently envisaged is that there would be a vehicle manufacturer (like an Airbus or a Boeing) that would sell Skylons to many operators (space equivalents of BA, Air France, Lufthansa, etc).

The most popular reconstruction method for cryoET due to its speed and relatively easy implementation for large volumes is weighted back-projection (WBP), a real-space equivalent of the central section theorem (Gilbert 1972; Radermacher 2007).

The methodology is based on the concept of overlapping two half-spaces formed by the surfaces of a wedge and all calculations are based on half-space equivalent loads.

The spaces equivalent to V p were introduced in [6].

The trials were planted in 1971 at a 1.37 × 1.37 m spacing (equivalent to 5330 stems per hectare (sph) with a plot size of six rows by six rows, which was a much higher planting density than the standard 2.7 × 2.7 m spacing (equivalent to 1372 sph).