Sentence examples for whole equivalence from inspiring English sources

In Section 5.3, we will see that many other choices may work equally well, but not better; our preference for contiguous A s regions is tantamount to choosing the simplest element Q out of a whole equivalence class of quantization functions that lead to the same HDS performance.

The whole corresponding equivalence class, including these two instances, are defined through using c = 1 in (18).

The very greatest translations may become classics in their own right, of enduring literary excellence (the King James Version of the Bible, appearing in 1611, is an outstanding example), but on the whole the approximate equivalence of most translations to their originals seems to have a very short life.

In (CH4 + NH3) + air mixtures the NO concentrations measured by LSF are in good agreement with the probe sampling results in the whole range of equivalence ratios 0.65 < Φ < 1.45.

You won't catch me making a whole lot of moral equivalences between the parties.

Because our index sets are spaced out across the whole range of k, the equivalence blocks should be smaller, allowing for a faster running time in practice.

Our opinion is that equivalence (as a whole) can be preserved more with our changes to the response scales than without.

The elements that are exchanged with one another by the symmetry transformations of the figure (or whatever the "whole" considered is) are connected by an equivalence relation, thus forming an equivalence class.[3] The group-theoretic notion of symmetry is the one that has proven so successful in modern science.

If any attempt is made to assess the problem as a whole, each side complains about "false equivalence" and doubles down on blaming the opposition.

The statistical design of these studies is elaborated in order to show equivalence between APBI and whole breast irradiation (WBI) in term of local control.

Thus, these diverse consortia must possess "functional equivalence" which allows the whole to establish and maintain the chronic infection.