英語 での An equivalent の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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Our seismic response analysis software, k-SHAKE+ for Windows, supports a wide range of analyses for horizontal layered subsurface structures, based on an equivalent linear analysis method and time-history nonlinear analysis method.
To enroll in the Bachelor of Theology and Ministry Program the candidate must have a High School Diploma or an equivalent secondary degree.
In another embodiment, the analytes are drug candidates, and the detection reagents include a suitable drug target or an equivalent thereof, to test for binding of the drug candidate to the target.
Any document referred to in paragraphs B1-B10 may be an equivalent electronic record or other procedure, if agreed by the parties or is common.
In various embodiments, the analytes are drug candidates, and the detection reagents include a suitable drug target or an equivalent thereof, to test for binding of the drug candidate to the target.
The research results from The Living Planet Report 2014 published by WWF shows that we would need an equivalent of 2.3 planets if everyone in the world lived in the same lifestyle as the average Japanese citizen does.
Appendix A defines how to express them in an equivalent XML format, which uses the"application/problem+xml" media type.
In addition to the induced energy may be some energy conducted into the plants also through the soil, as an equivalent of the so-called stepping voltage.
Scaling shifts from being a domain problem i.e., if you're not using memcache or an equivalent(distributed hash table and memory based cache), you're still in the"domain" region.
You can now right-click on a fit and select"Copy fit for VC" to copy an equivalent virtual channel expression to the clipboard.
There will never be an equivalent for the often imitated, but never duplicated, clone mother to the worldwide Chem/Dawg and Diesel phenomenon. Archive Seeds ver….
From this we have leitourgós(λειτουργός),‘a person who performs a public duty,'‘a public servant,' often used as an equivalent to the Roman lictor;
In the direct barter of products, each commodity is directly a means of exchange to its owner, and to all other persons an equivalent, but that only in so far as it has use-value for them.
Since cone monochromic is the lack of/damage of more than one cone in retinal environment, having two types of dichromacy would be an equivalent.
Reference time interval An interval for which an equivalent continuous A-weighted sound pressure level value can be used as the representative value is called a reference time interval, which is decided while taking into consideration the lifestyles of residents in the area being measured and the operating statuses of noise sources.
Marubeni, through this development, will off-take an equivalent of 21%(about 11.55 Mtpa) of 55 Mtpa iron ore produced annually at full production from the project and supply mainly to Japanese steel mills for 17 years.
Whether an accused device or method infringes a claim with a§ 112,¶ 6 limitation, i.e., whether it performs the identical function with the same structure, materials, or acts described in the specification or an equivalent thereof, is a question of fact.
Marubeni, through this acquisition, will secure and supply an equivalent of 12.5%(about 6.9 Mtpa) of 55 Mtpa iron ore produced annually at full production from the project to Japanese steel mills for 17 years. Steel is used extensively for various products, including automobiles and construction materials.
In addition, a method was proposed aimed at older existing structures built with former technical standards for which the equivalent natural period was not clear, which employs the measured elastic natural period of these structures to convert it into an equivalent natural period.
Most OEM standards use the same field strength for whichever test method they apply and usually an equivalent BCI current level to the equivalent field strength(i.e., 100 V/m for free-field or TLS measurement methods and/or 100 mA for BCI).