英語 での To be equivalent の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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These have been developed as different mathematical fields, but are now expected to be equivalent by the duality between the two different types of string theories.
For example, because the"http" scheme makes use of an authority component, has a default port of"80", and defines an empty path to be equivalent to"/", the following four IRIs are equivalent:¶.
It's generally believed that in a quantum theory of gravity(which doesn't yet exist), this picture will prove to be equivalent to the exchange of“gravity particles” or gravitons between the Sun and Earth.
The Committee notes that under the revised Law, certain part-time workers shall be deemed to be equivalent to full-time workers which, inter alia, implies that there shall be no discrimination in respect of wages, education and training, welfare facilities and other conditions.
For example, since the"http" scheme makes use of an authority component, has a default port of"80", and defines an empty path to be equivalent to"/", the following four URIs are equivalent: .
First, the bi-phase switched-capacitor is shown to be equivalent(on the basis of variable conversion and impedance conversion) to a distributed parameter device, and secondly, a general configuration of an equivalent circuit that comprises operational amplifiers and distributed constant devices was derived for the SC circuit.
Theorem 3.1: If both sides take increasing function(preserving the sign of the inequality) and there is no narrowing of the DHS- specified inequality, the resulting inequality to be equivalent to the specified DHS.
In particular, note that all these conditions can be proved to be equivalent without using the AC.
In the Netherlands, a"lector" used to be equivalent to the rank of associate professor at universities.
The World Health Organization has rated the quality of protein in quinoa to be equivalent or superior to that found in milk products.
ADMM on the dual problem is also seen to be equivalent, in the special case of two sets, with one being a linear subspace.
For compatibility with previous implementations of HTTP, applications should consider"x-gzip" and"x-compress" to be equivalent to"gzip" and"compress" respectively.
Our copper plated steel wire“Mac Wire CP” has a conductivity of 13%- 15% IACS, which is generally said to be equivalent to CP-15.
Of course, on the other hand, for a second equivalent V′′ and W′′, V′∩ W′ needs to be equivalent to V′′∩ W′′.
The vast tidal flat spreading along the Ariake Sea coastline is said to be equivalent to about 40% of the total area of tidal flats in Japan.
In that case, the construction costs are estimated to be equivalent to Light Rail Transit(LRT), the next-generation streetcar system that runs over land.
Carbon dioxide emissions in redelivery increased by 420,000 tons, which is said to be equivalent to the annual absorption of cedar forests about 2.5 times the area inside the Yamanote line.
Based upon accelerated life testing, conducted by an independent laboratory, Elade MMO coating has been proven to be equivalent or superior to other mixed metal oxide coatings which are currently being used;
is if they have different"kty"(key type)">values but are considered to be equivalent alternatives by the application using them.).
Consumption tax rate of 1% tax revenue of 2 trillion yen worth- because it is said to be equivalent to about 8% of the other current consumption tax only in the Cayman Islands minute.