Примеры equally

• He possibly tried the same experiment also with inclined planes in a spherical container with an equally negative result.

• It is equally true, however, that the party's narrow class base rendered it an increasingly less than reliable champion of democratic rights.

• In this situation it was equally possible that other interested parties might want to strengthen the international reputation of the incumbent government.

• Random assignment would ensure that all unmeasured confounding factors were equally distributed between comparison groups.

• Phrenology was supposed to be part of democratic politics; it was to provide a psychology equally applicable to everyone.

• But equally certainly, none fully explains what causes the styles to exist.

• Equally, they themselves often echo managerial and union distinctions of male and female tasks, especially on the grounds of physical strength and strain.

• This article will argue that this stereotype is equally unacceptable.

• Likewise, what was regarded as crime and what we would today label as tort was often equally unclear.

• Underlying the misleading notion of honour was an equally skewed view of valour.

• Equally, older volunteers wanted to meet similar others and to form social relationships.

• Perhaps this is because higher taxes are often used to fund a higher level of desirable government services, leaving citizens equally well or better off.

• As a result, seed removal was equally low among habitats (nearly 26%), high percentages of seeds dropping below tree crowns.

• The most distinctive feature of quantum theory - the interference of probabilities - is thus expressed equally well in position space and momentum space.

• Preliminary data thus suggest that pairs of stimuli matched in saturation for adults will not be equally preferred by infants.