Some passions don't reduce to just one, but contain an emotion mixed of almost equal parts of two or more of the primitive passions, even mixtures of such seemingly opposed passions as joy and sadness.
It is a nationwide revival propelled in almost equal parts, experts say, by an emerging sense of mortality among baby boomers, a reaction against the corporate character of the funeral home industry and a growing cultural receptivity to past spiritual practices, even some that make many people squeamish.
The Virtual Driving Coach is evaluated on a demanding test track consisting of almost equal parts of highway and overland driving with an overall length of about 95 km (Fig. 8).
Rice is a famous figure, known in almost equal parts for her ferocious intelligence, and controversial role in the Bush administration, which included comments on alleged weapons of mass destruction that Saddam Hussein was thought at the time to possess.
When the two meet again, each now the head of a monastic order, they again occupy almost equal parts of the story, and of dePaola's illustrations.
To speed up the calculation, we divided these data into four almost equal parts and ran tests on a personal computer (Lenovo M8000t; Quad Core, Q6600 CPU, 8 GB RAM).
IT was a bittersweet day for Coleman Casey, a day of regret and relief, sadness and celebration, in almost equal parts.
Henceforth, a 33.5-mile long straight line [8] divides the former neutral zone in two almost equal parts, the northern one Kuwaiti, the southern one Saudi.
It's almost equal parts gas, coal and oil and they clearly have zero interest in doing anything about their business practices".
