Sentence examples for which in equivalent from inspiring English sources

This guarantees independence from wheel truing (diameter changes), which in equivalent helicoid surfaces results from wrapping.

Claudio became my padrinho which in is the equivalent of a "second father" or godfather in Portuguese.

We derive the optimal bandwidth allocation with AF relaying protocol to maximize the sum throughput of the CR network for any given power allocation, which results in equivalent problem that only involves power allocation.

Ohio and Pennsylvania are each cutting school aid by more than 7 percent this year, which in Ohio is equivalent to more than 14,000 teachers' salaries.

For this purpose, we introduce some type of functional convergence of smooth measures, which in fact is equivalent to the quasi-uniform convergence of associated potentials.

which, in turn, are equivalent to isotopomers of EMUs of the cyano radical (precisely, the EMU that corresponds to the moiety of all atoms of the cyano radical).

Conductance is the reciprocal of resistance (conductance = 1/resistance), which in turn is equivalent to friction or cost, which are terms more commonly used in geospatial analysis.

The National Skills Academy has a social care equivalent which (in part) aims to be a social care version of this.

But the site poses an inconvenient hindrance, in the form of that platform, which in places is the equivalent of three stories in the air, Mr. Doctoroff said.

"You see this in May, which in the Antarctic is equivalent to late November.

Consequently, Theorem 2.1 gives the family of contractions which in general are not equivalent.