Sentence examples for that this equivalent from inspiring English sources
It is shown that this equivalent ply mainly depends on the cracking level while it can be considered independent on the rest of the laminated structure.
The comparison study shows that this equivalent single layer sandwich plate theory is not only simple, but also capable of achieving the accuracy of layerwise sandwich plate theories.
A code based on the 3D discrete element method is programmed, and the high coincidence between the numerical and experimental results shows that this equivalent model is capable of high-fidelity simulation for PD under HVE.
We denote the projection of D on Surface2 by point P, and point T is located in the middle between P and S. To represent the location of R, we construct a xy-plane on Surface2, where S is set to be the origin point and the x-axis is along P to S. It is worth noting that this equivalent cooperative model will be simplified to the one for the along-torso scenario when d r =0.
Concavely fractured droplets thus show an aspect of this monolayer that is equivalent to the P face of a normal membrane.
He explicitly recognised that this is equivalent to around 10 years, so here at least is some agreement on this most elusive of subjects.
Some railmen calculate that this is equivalent to a subsidy of about $240m a year, on top of what Amtrak gets from the government.
One French news site suggested that this was equivalent to Serge Gainsbourg, the enfant terrible of French popular music in the 1960s and 1970s, choosing to live in Croydon.
The second task was tougher: to convince those workers, in the face of double-digit unemployment and thirty-three-per-cent poverty rates, that this economic equivalent of an axe blow was in fact a main chance.
It is easily shown that this is equivalent to the construction of a resolvable BIB design with υ = 6t + 3, b = (2t + 1)(3t + 1), r = 3t + 1, k = 3, λ = 1.
The company says that this is equivalent to "tens of millions of dollars" worth of Amazon Coins.
