Sentence examples for Of equal prominence from inspiring English sources

But a new era of pro basketball in New York is about to begin, and while the Knicks have three or four players of equal prominence, the public perception is that they are Latrell Sprewell's team.

The new channel ordination system used in this study allows improved classification of stream segments of equal prominence or rank in comparison to previous schemes.

The MPAA reversal (of sorts) comes with some restrictions: "All letters of all words in the title must be in the same size and prominence as the size and prominence of the word 'butler,' except if the name 'Lee Daniels' is used int he title, then 'Lee Daniels' must be of a size at least 75percentt and of equal prominence to the word 'butler.'".

Purified AtGAD1 had one prominent and one minor band, MdGAD1 had one major band, and MdGAD2 had two bands of equal prominence (Additional file 2: Figure S2).

We also highlight the need for equal prominence to be given to both treatment and prevention programmes in the global fight against HIV/AIDS.

Banks should also give big gains from this type of adjustment equal prominence.

Tris-glycine native PAGE gels revealed that the larger nascent HDL particles that formed at the low available cell lipid:apoAI ratio included 3 subspecies (9.1, 9.8, and 11.0 nm) of about equal prominence (Fig. 5 C).

Let me give you an example of what the rubbish part of the press don't like about the very modest Royal Charter: equal prominence of apologies.

For much of the British and world media, including The Independent on Sunday, the debate about the Sri Lankan government's complicity in the horrors of 2009 is the main story of this week's summit meeting – although for some of our rivals Prince Charles's first outing as representative of the Queen has equal prominence.

But if they followed up these opinions with alleged facts that they could not verify, then they would be required to issue a withdrawal of the claims, with equal prominence to the way they were first stated.

WHERE there was once a tendency to temper Prokofiev's steeliness -- to tone down his use of bright timbres and sharp rhythms by giving equal prominence to the Romanticism within so many of his scores -- the goal today, particularly among Russian conductors, is to celebrate that steeliness in all its gleaming power.