Sentence examples for appears equal to from inspiring English sources

But Watson appears equal to any challenge in this tournament, having set himself a personal goal of emerging as its dominant player.

When the code was finally cracked, the result did not immediately appear equal to the intensity of the pursuit; if the archaeologists on Crete had hoped to find the Minoan equivalent of the Library of Congress, instead they seem to have unearthed the offices of the I.R.S.

It appeared equal to 125 km, while the phase velocity was 2.8 m/s.

Further, the chromaticity coordinates of collected light for illumination is almost equal to sunlight, and the color difference is so small that the two appear equal to the human eye.

These data are clearly inferior to other agents such as irinotecan (CPT-11) (Rothenberg et al, 1996; Rougier et al, 1997; Van Cutsem et al, 1999) or oxaliplatin plus 5-FU/folinic acid (de Gramont et al, 1997), and appear equal to infusional 5-FU plus high-dose folinic acid (Ardalan et al, 1991; Weh et al, 1994; Hartmann et al, 1998b) alone.

He appears equal parts magic, awkward, playful, and intimidating.

Performance in the motor task appears equal across groups.

But, if someone used a high-resolution image of the original page to create photopolymer plates, the polymer would make the black marks appear equal in depth to the text.

In general, expressing AEI ratios in the log2 form has the advantage that displacements of positive and negative log2AEI ratios appear equal in magnitude, compared to graphs of linear ratios, which compress negative displacements. Figure 3(b and c) shows the color scheme for classifying log2AEI ratios as negative, non-significant or positive.

Even if other milestones in the business are positive and appear equal, it is much easier to attract capital as a company with eight months of cash than the same company with two months of remaining cash.

The probability of an unwelcome fall in inflation has diminished in recent months and now appears almost equal to that of a rise in inflation.