Sentence examples similar to the equivalent linkages from inspiring English sources

Based on the concept of equivalent linkage and the derived correlation between the radial-dimension errors and the normal-direction errors of the cam profile, the sensitivity analysis method for equivalent linkages is introduced for analyzing the tolerances in cam-modulated linkages, whose output error equations can be derived through an analytical means.

Therefore, for each SNP pair in LD separated by a particular physical distance (Mb), an equivalent linkage distance (Morgans) was calculated as the product of the recombination rate for a particular chromosome obtained from Tourtereau et al. [ 36] and the physical distance.

These latter markers have also been mapped in the BAT93 × Jalo EEP508 as reported in the Legume Information System [ 28] and are on equivalent linkage groups with highly correlated marker order between both genetic maps.

Among our study sample, there was an excess of ASD cases identified from maternal report of diagnosis only, in comparison to cases identified by record linkage, despite the equivalent prevalence of ASDs between our study sample and the remaining ALSPAC participants (see table 1).

Patent linkage systems, however, automatically deliver the equivalent of an injunction without prior analysis of evidence that a patent is being infringed [ 22].

"Or whatever the equivalent is.

So where is the equivalent Barcelona bank?

Carroll has done the equivalent here.

The equivalent figure in America is 13%.

It is the equivalent of ten thousand oysters".

The wages are the equivalent of $29 and $16.