Sentence examples for the one equivalent from inspiring English sources

It is clear that the two detectors, that is, the one equivalent to the RNSD method (RNSD-LPIC) and the one equivalent to the CGLS method (CGLS-LPIC), exhibit a semi-convergence behavior where they reach their minimum average BER at 10 and 45 stages, respectively, and converge to the decorrelator detector's solution.

For example, although the Ascoli-Arzelà theorem is used in the standard proof of Peano's existence theorem for solutions of ordinary differential equations (Hurewicz 1958, page 10), a reverse-mathematical analysis shows that the former is equivalent to a strictly stronger set-theoretic principle than the one equivalent to Peano's theorem (Simpson 1984, Theorems 3.9 and 4.2).

If the sulfonium intermediate maintains a sufficiently unhindered α-position, then nucleophilic attack by a second equivalent of the thiol would generate the BTE product and one equivalent of the thioether derived from the incident thiol (Fig. 6c).

The spectral changes stopped after the addition of one equivalent of c-kit1, whish is consistent with the 1 1 stoichiometry measured with NMR spectroscopy.

d Deflection of the beam under the assumption of one equivalent curvature block.

Interestingly the addition of one equivalent of vitamin C decreased the efficacy of the PRE/Cu II) with both Ps.

However, the insertion reaction with P4 requires only the use of one equivalent of GaCl3.

In some cases, the addition of one equivalent of GaCl3 is beneficial since it lowers the melting point of the respective melt.

The first approach, framework redesign, can yield an antibody with binding better than the CDR graft and one equivalent to the mature murine, and reduced immunogenicity.

Both of these oxidation reactions yield the production of one equivalent NADH (Fig. 1).

Competition experiments demonstrate that Zr4+ dissociates from [Zr(DFO)]+ in the presence of one equivalent of H3CP256 (relative to H3DFO) at pH 6 7, resulting largely in [Zr CP256)]+.