Sentences with phrase «equivalent area»

As a small business owner, the business insurance in Dallas or your equivalent area will protect your finances from unforeseen disaster.

The extension of the continental shelf will add the equivalent area of Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta combined.»

In the local government elections for the equivalent area many votes often go to independent candidates or groups such as the Newtownabbey Ratepayers Association.

Now, scientists at MPI CBS have learned that the equivalent area, in the right hemisphere (red), plays a similar role but for the processing of music.

«Ironically the crossing of the «red line» on wetlands probably results from trying to achieve the «red line» on agricultural land,» says Spike Millington, chief executive of the South Korea — based East Asian - Australasian Flyway Partnership (EAAFP), «since any agricultural land taken over for development has to be compensated by an equivalent area of newly created «agricultural» land elsewhere.»

«We can get more oil for an equivalent area of land — this could help take the pressure off deforestation,» Lakey says.

In contrast to previous studies, lab - grown meat was found to be no more sustainable than chicken or eggs, requiring an equivalent area of land but using more energy in production.

By coating the part in crystals and then sending the image from the camcorder to a computer screen, the researchers can examine the hue of each pixel in each frame, tracking temperature changes 30 times per second for the equivalent area of the blade.

The Salk scientists joined forces with a Chinese team led by Ying Xu of Nanjing University to test whether mutations in the equivalent area of PER1 would have the same effect as those in PER2 that caused the sleep disorder.

For example, for an equivalent area and display brightness the Apple iPad Air display uses 66 percent more display power than the Surface Pro 3.

Comparing emissions from various fuel crops versus carbon storage in natural ecosystems, Renton Righelato and Dominick Spracklen write that «forestation of an equivalent area of land would sequester two to nine times more carbon over a 30 - year period than the emissions avoided by the use of the biofuel.»

The significant loss of forests and trees world wide has been ongoing for centuries as measured by deforestation rates and land mass changes, it may be that as a singular functional unit a trees leaves does not do anything better or less than the equivalent area of grass leaves as far as basic atmospheric chemistry is concerned but a tree has a very significant biological, ecological and existential value that goes beyond a simple argument about chemical activity.