Sentence examples for Equally dispersed from inspiring English sources

The declaration that all men were equal certainly didn't mean that opportunities and economic mobility were equally dispersed.

That's the first thought that came to my mind when I read that the black activist, who lives in Brooklyn, was coming here to protest the city's long opposition to building equally dispersed low-income housing to spur integration.

The policy choices we make will be critical, as the gains to society could be more equally dispersed or following recent historical trends concentrated at the top of the income pyramid.

The policy choices we make will be critical, as the gains to society could be more equally dispersed or following recent historical trends concentrated at the top of the income pyramid.

The implicit assumption in the Poisson model is that the variance λ i is equal to its mean y i or the data are equally dispersed.

Another research by Busenitz and Barney (1997) revealed that when entrepreneurs were asked a question related to whether cancer or heart disease is the leading cause of death in the USA, against other individuals, entrepreneurs present a level of confidence in their answers which was significantly higher than those of others while the number of correct results were equally dispersed.

Right after that, a Meyer rod was rapidly and manually drawn down the substrate to equally disperse the copper nanowires coating solution.

The tube was gently rocked for 1 h at room temperature to equally disperse the drug into each phase of the tube and then centrifuged for 10 min at 2000 rpm.

On both silica and titania supports, sputter deposited vanadia of varying thickness proved to be equally well dispersed.

However, variant sites between the CMT1A-REPs are distributed equally between dispersed repeat and 'unique' sequences within the paralogous repeats (χ test, 1 d.f., p = 0.53).

"There's a resentment against feminism for changing society such that wives aren't dispersed equally and evenly among men… and a resentment against immigrants and people of colour for either showing themselves to be more masculine or taking jobs and educational positions that should be the purview of white men".