Sentence examples similar to aims to equate from inspiring English sources

Valla's reductive strategy has a clear aim: to equate this essential virtue of action, fortitude, with the biblical concept of love and charity.

Here we aim to equate the text size of both the model and the real text.

One might argue that Einstein and McDaniel [4] and others who incorporated the ease of ongoing task confound into their designs aimed to equate functional difficulty of ongoing tasks for younger and older adults and that age declines under these "functionally equated" conditions reflect true age differences in prospective memory.

To illustrate, Einstein and McDaniel [4], who pioneered this procedure, aimed to equate ongoing task (working memory task) demands by presenting older versus younger adults with shorter word lists but their own analysis of actual ongoing task performance revealed that older adults significantly outperformed younger adults.

The aim is to equate them with terrorists and criminals ready to "infest" — Trump's word — American and European civilization, defined as a threatened white Judeo-Christian preserve.

The aim of the staircase procedure was to equate the difficulty of the perceptual task between individuals.

Not to equate Mr. Trump with Saddam Hussein.

He appeared to equate policy with paper".

Chinese tend to equate bigger with better.

He seemed to equate metaphysics and philosophy.

"To equate Angela Spaccia with Robert Rizzo is bizarre.