Sentence examples for standard equivalent from inspiring English sources

There is no standard equivalent for Android phones.

California, however, has set a standard equivalent to university eligibility requirements.

Opened in 2013, the Princeton Neuroscience Institute and Peretsman-Scully Hall is designed to be 30percentt more energy efficient than a standard, equivalent building.

The controller design combines standard equivalent sliding mode control with linear quadratic (LQ) one over a finite time interval with a fixed final state (Lewis. 1986).

With ISA SP88 and its IEC standard equivalent IEC 61512, there is a standard available covering the description of batch processes and plants over several hierarchical layers.

Given a semantics σ, two argumentation frameworks (AFs) F and G are said to be standard equivalent if they possess the same extensions and strongly equivalent if, for any AF H, F conjoined with H and G conjoined with H are standard equivalent.

(The Detroit News) BMW released details this week about its first M Performance vehicles, conceived to fit between the high-performance cars of the M division and their standard equivalents.

Items from the RAI-HC have strong correlations with their gold standard equivalents [ 67, 68], high internal consistencies (between 0.6 and 0.8) [ 69, 70] and high inter-rater reliability (mean κ = 0.69) [ 25].

The rate of the decrease in absorbance at 734 nm depends on the type and amount of antioxidants and the results are thus expressed as antioxidant standard equivalents [ 29, 30].

This study sheds light on the applicability of some industry-standard equivalent linear (SHAKE) and nonlinear (DEEPSOIL and LS-DYNA) programs across a broad range of frequencies, earthquake shaking intensities, and sites ranging from stiff sand to hard rock, all with a focus on application to safety-related nuclear structures.

Farmers were typically richer than foragers, with average living standards equivalent to $1.50-$1.50-$2.20ay.