Sentence examples for the equivalent cases from inspiring English sources

Despite the pressing nature of the questions, little has been done to stir a public discussion, compared to the equivalent cases for persons in the traditional sense or corporations. .

The equivalent case would be a club in Brixton made up mainly of white fans adopting the N-word as their "badge of honour".

Figure 2 (bottom) shows the equivalent case for crowdrun.

The standard method has 236 for the equivalent case and 250 for the Fisherian test.

Using the experimental method to simulate the OSCE equivalent case, the backscattered light coming from the interface oil-filled holes-air (analogue to outer segment scattering) is undetectable due to the background created by reflection at the first interfaces (air-glass and glass-oil).

This decision was informed by Ennahdha's negative assessment of equivalent cases in the region, namely the "political ban" law in Libya and de-baathisation in Iraq, which had helped propel both societies into civil war.

The NROEL algorithm makes the equivalent load cases for each response and repeatedly performs linear response optimization and uses them as multiple loading conditions.

The actual administration of law, the equivalent of case law, was historically carried out by local councils of elders called Panchayats.

In order to point out the influence of viscoelasticity, especially as concerns phase velocities, comparison is made with the equivalent elastic case.

At a field of −1.88 V/Å, summation of all contrast over the line scan gives a value that is only 2% of that found for the equivalent Cs+ case.

If we have multiple users who all have a constant CFO, that is, for all, the effective reception SIR at any antenna for the equivalent AWGN case can be bounded by (58).