Voorbeelden van equal

• Are the two bags equal in weight?

• He believes that all children are born with equal intelligence.

• We must make sure that everyone gets equal shares of the food.

• Applicants should have a degree or a qualification of equal status.

• One unit of alcohol is equal to half a pint of beer or a standard measure of spirits.

• She found that if women did serious and worthwhile scientific work, male scientists were willing to treat them as equals.

• As a friend and companion, no one could ever be her equal.

• Qualitative results do not change much, even if we do not impose the equal output-sharing rule from the beginning.

• It was not an ordinary framework of international cooperation among equal participants, such as those dealing with collective security or global warming.

• It reinforces that crucial determinants are respect for multiple perspectives, equal distribution of power, clarity of practice model, and open communication styles and systems.

• We obtain at the 2000 epoch, a sum squared error equals to 0.001, which represents a good result.

• First, we scored all parties as having a left-right position equal to its mean value over the entire post-war period.

• Anxiety about the relativist abyss in which 'all pasts are equal' has thwarted efforts to evaluate alternatives to 'objective science'.

• An additive effect is when predation by two predators is equal to the sum of prey removed by each individual predator alone.

• And this is because the community manifests equal concern, and the rule is integral in defining rights and roles in the community.

• Women were almost equal to men in strong, positive roles despite the fact that they were represented 870 times and men 1511 times.

• His decision to exclude secondary stresses (1999: 14), but to include two 'equal' stresses, is very problematic.

• The mysticism of religion that is already supposed to transcend logic and rules is a theoretical equal to regulated political incommensurability.

• Examples of such cases will be white surfaces and black surfaces, with all three reflection coefficients equal to 1 or to 0, respectively.

• But if coherence leads to not treating people as equals, as we argue, then local coherence loses its normative force.

• Governments that are responsive are generally more legitimate than those that do not, and should experience less instability, all other things being equal, of course.

• Other things held equal, the higher the net interest margin, the lower is the degree of competition.