Sentence examples for an even weight from inspiring English sources

They reported that rucksack style SCBA, featuring a lower placement of the air pack and an even weight distribution throughout the back, resulted in faster task completion with less fatigue than a conventional cylindrical shaped SCBA.

Good legs should have an even weight on all feet, no limping.

However, using an even weighting is not the only choice.

The deviation (the difference between the mean experimental value and the updated theoretical value which satisfies the constraints) was normalised against the 95%% confidence intervals of the mean values in order to give every variable an even weighting.

The Simplified PROFUNCTION index, in which all items have an even weighting, was created in the same manner as the PROFUNCTION index, in which items had unequal weightings, and had minimal prognostic differences amongst the original score items.

For a more even weight of 0.4, only a perturbation size of 3 (around 5 %) is necessary to provide good model selection for both RA and PM data.

This caloric deficit sustained over 52 weeks might predict an even greater weight loss than observed, suggesting that compensatory mechanisms (e.g., increased food intake) likely limit weight loss.

But even with a more even weighting, the authors say, the results would not be much different.A more interesting finding is a clear correlation between a country's rank in BCG's index and the size of its internet economy: the lower the friction, the larger the share of online-related activities as a percentage of GDP.

But until last autumn, it was counterbalanced by an even greater weight of complacency and trepidation about change, particularly among the middle-aged and the securely employed.

While LVQ2 allows adaptation for correctly classifying CVs, LVQ3 leads to an even more weight adjusting operations due to less restrictive adaptation rules.

Meanwhile, the man tasked with denying the Bulldogs a first Premiership in 10 years has an even bigger weight of expectation on his shoulders.