The phrase "are strictly the same" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize that two or more things are identical in every aspect.
Example: "The two reports are strictly the same in terms of data and conclusions."
Alternatives: "are exactly the same" or "are completely identical".
While a binary operator returns a Boolean value (1 if the fields are strictly the same, 0 if they are different), a similarity operator will return a score ranging from 0 to 1, showing fields proximity and quantifying their differences.
If J a and J p are strictly the same, the dynamic of the anterior and posterior fronts are symmetric but a small imbalance (either to the posterior or anterior side) is sufficient to trigger a side to middle migration as in Appendix figure 10 though the density of actin is much more homogeneous then in the control case.
However, the method used by the personnel of the three institutions involved (Paris, Boston, Torino) was strictly the same.
V can be expressed as {mathbf{V}} = (E_{1} angle theta_{1}, ldots,E_{i} angle theta_{i},R_{1} + {text{j}}X_{1}, ldots,R_{i} + {text{j}}X_{i} ) (6 As can be seen from (6), the accurate reactive power sharing is difficult to be implemented with the conventional droop control scheme unless the impedance of distribution lines is strictly the same as (7).
The 19th-century writer Samuel Lewis, describing the rebuilt church, was more complimentary: "The expense of the re-edification was very moderate; the ancient foundations were preserved, the same stones were used, and though the present building is a much better one than the former, its style is strictly the same".
For the present study, we only selected twenty-two questhats that were strictly the same in both surveys (both formulations of questions and answers).
> -wrap-foot> athe results were strictly the same after adjusting on urban/rural features The two samples included 199 primary care practitioners.
Reviewer 1 Please note that the environment is not constant, therefore even if a species is perfectly adapted in a specific environment, it would not be strictly the same case in other environment (please have a look on the SJ Gould book: Wonderful life [ 138].
> -wrap-foot> athe results were strictly the same after adjusting on urban/rural feature In 1993, 28%% of PCPs used to work in group practice with other general practitioners and/or medical specialists while they are 52%% in 2012 (p < 0.001).
Of course, it remains true that God cannot have ideas that are, strictly speaking, the same as ours.
Assuming that physical properties of crude oil, steam and rock used in the model are strictly same as that of the prototype, that is to say, same medium is used in the model and in the prototype.
