Sentence examples for being equal to those from inspiring English sources

For the web of small aspect ratio under non-uniform edge loading, the stress distribution converges to a uniform distribution or a linear distribution with both the resultant force and the resultant moment being equal to those of the applied loading.

The regulation of erythropoiesis in the steady state is homeostatic, with the number of erythrocytes produced being equal to those lost through senescence; however, in the event of anaemia, the balance is offset, resulting in the activation of a stress response which acts to compensate for the drop in haematocrit (Hct) and haemoglobin (Hb) (Paulson et al, 2011).

"God willing, we will find a Republican nominee in 2020 who is equal to those challenges".

Coaches say Gruden's play-calling skills are equal to those of masters like Mike Shanahan and Mike Martz.

I was never afraid to take those steps or cross those boundaries of trying to be equal to those guys.

The salaries of police officers, firefighters and teachers would be equal to those in the suburbs in a Spitz administration.

The teachers, who were on contract, demanded that their salaries be equal to those of regular teachers.

Abolitionists of the day pointed to him as proof that blacks' abilities were equal to those of whites, and Jefferson hired him to survey land in Washington.

His socialization skills were equal to those of an infant 9 months old and his mental age that of a toddler 16 months old.

Research part-funded by Hewlett Packard in 2004 found that the stress levels of an average commuter are equal to those of a fighter pilot or riot police officer.

We just want to be equal to those who call us populists because we demand a cleanhanded government or equal treatment before international tribunals.