Sentence examples for being equal in size from inspiring English sources
Descartes's rules of impact, however, would have an infinitesimal change in input — a change from B's being infinitesimally bigger than C, to C's being equal in size to B — result in a leap of output — from C rebounding while B remains stationary, to both B and C rebounding.
It ensures that the created groups are equal in size and statistically comparable in terms of mean and variance.
Within a month of taking control, his force grew to be equal in size to that of the British.
Ideal scaling allows participants to rate their ideal freely on the scale (i.e., without assuming the "Too Little" and "Too Much" regions are equal in size).
"Hinged Door," in which a barn door's hinge is equal in size to the little white piglet that emerges from the shadows, brings a sense of how the world unfolds around the youngest of nature's creatures.
It may be no accident that the £20 billion 'black hole' in the Government's accounts is equal in size to the amount many experts believe is being lost to the Exchequer each year because of tax evasion.
But Mr. Deutsch is convinced that the best way to engineer fast growth is to have a new-business department that is equal in size and importance to the creative department.
