Sentence examples for theoretical equivalence from inspiring English sources

It relies on the theoretical equivalence of any physical volume with two or more fictitious volumes connected by equivalent currents.

The empirical results in this paper do not support the theoretical equivalence of the two models as the implied value of travel time variability under the reduced-form model is an order of magnitude larger.

Hence it seems that if we treat a theory just as its Ramsey sentence then the notion of theoretical equivalence collapses onto that of empirical equivalence.

Unfortunately, the bigger the mask size, the more computationally expensive it becomes and hence this theoretical equivalence is mostly not achievable in practice.

It is notable that GBLUP and RRBLUP performed equally in terms of correlations, which confirms the theoretical equivalence of the two methods.

Levodopa equivalent daily dose was calculated by taking into account the full pharmacotherapeutic regime based on theoretical equivalence.

In a second series of simulation the GMO mean was set equal to the theoretical upper equivalence limit calculated as described below.

Firstly, the derivation and the performance of the three POD methods: Karhunen Loève decomposition (KLD), principal component analysis (PCA), and singular value decomposition (SVD) are summarized, then the equivalence problem is discussed via a theoretical comparison among the three methods.

Von't Hoff first used the osmotic measurements from Pfeffer, De Vries, Hamburguer, Donders and Raoult to suggest the theoretical and experimental equivalence between the laws of ideal gases and those that ruled the behavior of dilute solutions [ 77, 78].

The approach is based on recent theoretical results regarding confounding equivalence (c-equivalence) [ 16] and work on the collapsibility of estimates over different DAG structures [ 17].

Damour, T. Theoretical aspects of the equivalence principle.