The phrase "adopted equal" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a concept related to equality or adoption, but as it stands, it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The adopted equal status of the two parties was a significant step forward in the negotiations."
Alternatives: "equal status" or "adopted equality".
But as orchestras became free of keyboard instruments and as keyboard instruments increasingly adopted equal temperament, it became a normal stock-in-trade, allowing the use of a series of key changes in one direction that eventually returns to the original key.
The easiest way for Republicans to deal with female representation is to adopt what the Democrats have adopted: "equal division of each state delegation between men and women".
What LGBT students don't understand is that they have a right to create a GSA based on the federally adopted Equal Access Act of 1984.
We adopted equal lengths for all branches, since estimates of branch lengths for talpids are still very tentative (see [ 44] for a similar procedure).
Both the schemes adopt equal power allocation, MMSE detection, QPSK, and no channel coding.
Overall, adopting equal width quantization with LSSC as a discretizer results in an approximate outcome.
It adopts equal power allocation, MMSE detection, QPSK, and no channel coding.
In parallel, the enhanced version presented in Algorithm 2 is applied (adopting equal frequency bin values) and thus, the entire coherent spectrum band (denoted by dashed lines) is examined, inside which a coarse bin is found idle at the first coarse step.
As more places adopt equal dividends and shares from the ground up, maybe the UN delegates will notice that equity is the only way forward.
where R im is the strongest RSS measured at the i th training point (the measurement with lower ID is adopted when equal RSSs are measured), and R ij -R im is represented by.
In this study the interval has been included between 0 and 400 Hz, while the load has been adopted as equal to a unitary harmonic displacement applied, as shown in Fig. 4, in the connection point between rail and superstructure.
