Sentence examples for be the same indeed from inspiring English sources

It is important to appreciate that the equations actually generating data (Equation 7) and those employed by the generative model (Equation 8) do not have to be the same; indeed, it is this discrepancy that action tries to conceal.

No two days are the same, indeed, no two funeral services are the same.

As I reported on your blog, it turned out that only 8 of those 624 are possible without all 8 numbers being the same — and in those 8 all but one of the 8 is the same; indeed they're just the unique n=7 configuration with an idle 8th number in any of the 8 possible positions!

This does not mean however that the levels of service offered on each service attribute are the same (indeed there is substantial variation in the mean and standard deviation of each attribute for each operator).

The vast majority of Arabic writings are scholarly; the same, indeed, is true of the other languages under discussion.

Or does he have some sort of time machine allowing him to ascertain that in 2030 his son will still be the same size?" Well, indeed.

The spy novel was being reshaped with The Spy – it was a paradigm shift in the genre – it would never be the same again and indeed its wider influence in literary fiction was manifold.

Of course, corruptor and corrupted need not necessarily be the same person, and indeed there need not be both a corruptor and a corrupted; all that is required is that there be a corruptor or a corrupted person.

No commentary on the Vedanta-sutras survives from the period before Shankara, though both Shankara and Ramanuja referred to the vrittis by Bodhayana and Upavarsha (the two may indeed be the same person).

The relative movement of the RC-MTOC-GA complex and the contact can indeed be the same regardless of where the driving force is applied.

Lots [of things] are the same and indeed on an even larger scale – and certainly importance.