Sentence examples for taken as equal from inspiring English sources

It is taken as equal to evaporation from a large water surface and is generally much less than actual evapotranspiration.

The cubit, generally taken as equal to 18 inches (457 mm), was based on the length of the arm from the elbow to the tip of the middle finger and was considered the equivalent of 6 palms or 2 spans.

m is constant, taken as equal to 1,024.

In the study of genetic relationships of the comet and meteor complexes, the D value is usually taken as equal to 0.2 for all meteor showers.

This robust approach solves the deficiencies of the classical non-robust space reference beamformers (SRB) in which the real DOA and the presumed one are taken as equal, although they are not.

In addition, input vector for all units (c) is set as 2 and output price vector for all units (p) is taken as equal to 5. Using arbitrary feasible weights, Table 4 is obtained for efficiency scores of 6 DMUs.

The Marquis de l'Hôpital, who in 1696 published the first treatise on the differential calculus (entitled Analyse des Infiniments Petits pour l'Intelligence des Lignes Courbes), invokes the concept in postulating that "a curved line may be regarded as being made up of infinitely small straight line segments," and that "one can take as equal two quantities differing by an infinitely small quantity".

The regions bounding the pseudo-state were taken as being equal to the state width value ( omega^{ circ } ).

The pantsuit embodies her ambition to be taken as an equal force to carve her own space in a place where few women have been before.

The covariate X was simulated Gaussian and the link between the successive time points was the following: X i 1 ~ N (0, 10 ) X i t = α i t + β i t × X i (t − 1 ) + ε i t, t = 2, 3, 4, ε i t ~ N (0, s i t 2 ) For simplicity, coefficients were taken as being equal to one: α it = β it = 1 and s i t 2 = 10.

Monte Carlo Simulation are conducted on different realisations of the random fields; the predicted responses are compared to previously published measurements and to reference FE simulations, in which the material strength is taken as uniform and equal to the measured average.