Sentence examples for the equivalent field from inspiring English sources

Maize production and soil moisture were assessed through comparing simulations of leaf area index (LAI), total above ground biomass (TAGP), weight of storage organs (WSO) and moisture content of three soil layers with the equivalent field measurements.

In the case when the angular index (m gg!1) the electric field is dominant near resonator radius, see the equivalent field distribution for parallel plate TM disc resonators in [12].

They represent seven complete wingbeats (1.20 s from the middle of the second wingbeat to middle of wingbeat 9) and were directly compared frame-by-frame with the equivalent fields (middle wingbeat 2 – middle wingbeat 9) of the Luneau video.

Eleven (26%) of the 43 symptoms and signs listed in the traffic light system did not have an equivalent field in the fever dataset.

The equivalent far field failure strain exceeded 3300 με which is considered satisfactory for a rapid field battle damage repair (BDR).

This practice has largely disappeared in today's world of precision planting, but winemakers are still producing the equivalent of field blends: inexpensive, easygoing red wines made from different grapes, intended for short-term gulping.

The equivalent free-field dB(A) level (EqA-FFSL) was computed from the one-third octave bands corrected by the free-field to the eardrum transfer function.

Lincoln estimated that buying the freedom of the estimated 432,622 slaves in Washington, D.C. and the four border states would cost $173 million, the equivalent of fielding the Northern Army for just three months during that year.

It has been shown that for this type of mean-field model, the average of many stochastic simulations (the expected outcome of the stochastic model) converges to the solution of the "equivalent" mean-field deterministic model in the limit of an infinite population size and subject to strict conditions regarding the initialisation of the epidemic (Kurtz 1970 , 1971 Simon and Kiss 2011).

This would be the equivalent of a field goal.

Dominicans have had a remarkable tradition in recent years of developing outstanding baseball players, the equivalent, in their field, to the Elmans and Heifetzes.