Sentence examples similar to two classes of equivalent standing from inspiring English sources

These two classes of algorithms are considered to provide equivalent results.

There were two classes of verb stems.

It could create two classes of MP.

This review recapitulates the long-standing Rodin-Ohno hypothesis that, by postulating that complementary strands of early genes encoded members of the two classes of tRNA synthetases, the mystery of two classes is solved.

Full-scale damping measurements were performed upon three classes of civil engineering structures including free-standing lattice towers, reinforced concrete buildings and pedestrian footbridges.

There is a small intake at age 10 into Old Grammar, a year group consisting of two classes equivalent to primary school Year 6.

We applied the algorithm separately on each of the three classes of regulatory sites and discovered four, largely equivalent, combinatorial patterns (Fig.  2c).

Three classes of electrotherapy were in use.

Humans have only one class of pigment cell, the mammalian equivalent of melanophores, to generate skin, hair, and eye colour.

This involves two stages: assignment of Equivalent to Marshall Classes and then selection of the final Marshall Class.

Needy students taking the equivalent of about two classes each semester would be eligible.