Sentence examples for be 'equal in number from inspiring English sources

Still summarizing Galileo, he writes that "an infinite set, the set of all whole numbers, is shown to be 'equal in number' to the set of all squares of whole numbers, which is a proper subset of the set of whole numbers".

Now they will be equal in number and the swing vote will go to a consumer advocate, who is yet to be named.

By 2050, for the first time in history, people older than sixty will be equal in number to those younger than fifteen.

Corticostriatal and thalamostriatal terminals appear to be equal in number in non-disease states (Lacey et al., 2005) and may synapse on to distinct populations of MSNs (Dubé et al., 1988) and excitatory synapses formed by corticostriatal and thalamostriatal projections have differential electrophysiological properties (Ding et al., 2008; Smeal et al., 2008).

Registered Democrats and Republicans are almost equal in number, and nearly all of the remaining 43percentt of voters are unaffiliated.

The fin rays of the unpaired fins are always equal in number to their basal supports, and the fins themselves may or may not be bordered at the anterior end by fulcra, which are modified scales or spines.

It's not a surprise that online Chinese shoppers in one sense can outspend that of Americans since they are about equal in number.

Now they are almost equal in number.

Rising and declining stocks were about equal in number on the New York Stock Exchange.

Both major ethnic groups, blacks and East Indians, are about equal in number and coexist without strife.

At Audi's A3 body shop in Ingolstadt, the robots are roughly equal in number to the 800 employees.