Sentence examples for be treated as two from inspiring English sources

The scattering problem can then be treated as two classical half-line problems joined at the origin by matrix condition (1.2).

In addition, participants may be treated as two or more distinct groups of similarly situated individuals and beneficiaries may be treated as two or more distinct groups of similarly situated individuals in accordance with the rules of this paragraph (d).

It is concluded that electric conduction and diffusion can be treated as two independent phenomena which are superimposed.

By the same token, a malady hitherto treated as one ought, perhaps, to be treated as two.

This means that an 11cm cigarette will be treated as two cigarettes, while a 12cm cigarette will be counted as three.

On the other hand, for scenes, they expected that mirror-image pairs would be treated as two different images, with the second image provoking a brain response just as intense as the first.

Not all image channels need to be specified; those that are left empty will be treated as zero.

"This is a major disaster, and it needs to be treated as one".

Prosecutors argued that since there were four different victims in the 2013 accident, this should be treated as four different violations.

The call to arms would have to be treated as one would treat a bomb threat called in to a high school football game.

The question of Libya's voting rights -- and whether the two Libyan shareholdings should be treated as one entity -- is being examined by Italian regulators.