Captain Claude-Étienne Minié, inspired by Delvigne's later work with cylindrical bullets, designed longer, smaller-diameter projectiles, which, having the same weight as larger round balls, possessed greater cross-sectional density and therefore retained their velocity better.
If there's still no reply after all that, there's a high chance they aren't real voters, so pretending they exist will simply make some constituencies unfairly bigger or smaller than they ought to be, and stop votes in one part of the country having the same weight as in others.
The items were considered as ordinal variables, had the same weight, and were of equal importance.
Weight-based optimisation of ATCM protocols has the advantage of being easily executed but may not provide an ideal basis to reduce dose as short obese patients may have the same weight as tall thin patients [6].
CT scanners could also benefit practically from including the patient's height in addition to their weight to optimise the radiation dose, as short obese patients may have the same weight as tall thin patients [6].
However, if we calculated the mean and the other statistical measures of these concentration measures on the basis of these 910 hospital systems, the results would be distorted as the HHI of a large hospital system would have the same weight as e.g. a small stand-alone 60 beds hospital.
As not all ready-meals have the same weight, similar analyses were conducted for both total nutritional content and nutritional content per 100 g.
For instance, within the indicators affecting potential growth rates, e-commerce sales per head have the same weight as investment in information technology as a share of GDP, or as the percentage of the population with tertiary education.
As a result, a fund with just £1m of funds under management has the same weight as a fund with £1 billion.
