Sentence examples for an equal importance from inspiring English sources

Latin seems to suggest an equal importance of the French and Italian contributions, which is far from the case.

Jeremiah has since placed an equal importance on both types of self-awareness, which he believes has helped him reach a new level of success and fulfillment.

Maintaining an equal importance with speculation—Haggadic, philosophic, mystical, or ethical was Halakhah (Oral Law), the paradigmatic statement of the individual and communal behaviour that embodied the beliefs conceptualized in speculation.

Spatial velocity shows approximately an equal importance on NO conversion and selectivity towards N2 whereas the molar ratio of NH3/NO is only an important factor in the interaction to other parameters.

A normalized saliency map is used so that the most salient regions in two images have an equal importance of.

Packing of the CS measurements (in the DWT domain) is performed in our work in such a way that all packets have an equal importance.

This item is, in short, the epitome of modern horological engineering and mechanics, on par with a handmade Bugatti or, dare I say it, an artifact of equal importance to the lunar lander (at least in terms of horological manufacturing).

If you think of meat stews or soups, chicken pot pie, even lasagna, you'll quickly recognize that the decision to load them up with meat or to use meat as an ingredient of equal importance to the others is entirely yours.

26– 29 The hydrocyanation of carbonyl compounds catalyzed by hydroxynitrile lyases (HNLs, also known as oxynitrilases) 30 is a reaction of equal importance to hydrolase-catalyzed esterification, since it is a C C bond-forming process.

I.e. we feel a loss of a certain importance more strongly than we would feel a gain of equal importance.

Perhaps, today, a lecture of equal importance is taking place at Newnham or Girton.