equivalent change造句

• When developing the idols'characters, creating one idol's details resulted in equivalent changes to the other two idols.
• The live passenger rates rose to 7s 5d in first class and 2s 6d in third class, with equivalent changes to the fares for coffins.
• Therefore, changes in the magnitude and sign of transverse chromatic aberration brought about by changing the lateral distance between small artificial pupils are accompanied by equivalent changes in chromostereopsis
• In the 1946 " Clarification " a comma appears after the word " conversions ", which makes it appear that " all " conversions are " fictitious and valueless ", though this understanding is contested, and there is no equivalent change in the Hebrew text.
• In 2002, Part 12 of the Anti-terrorism, Crime and Security Act 2001 extended this law for England, Wales and Northern Ireland internationally so that it could be exercised in cases where the agent and the principal had no connection with the UK . An equivalent change was made for Scotland by the Criminal Justice ( Scotland ) Act 2003.
• Any change in the collector currents of Q1 and Q2 ( as a result of a signal at the non-inverting input ) appears as an equivalent change in the voltage at the junction of the collectors of Q4 and Q6 . " C " s is a stability capacitor to ensure that the circuit remains stable for all operating conditions.