Repetition of this study in other countries to explore whether this element carries equal importance elsewhere would thus be interesting.
Rameau called it a "ballet héröique" – not a ballet in the modern sense, but a work in which dance and song carry equal weight and importance – and the arias, dances and recitatives flow together in seamless profusion to form the most seductive whole.
Both formats carry equal weight in the admissions process.
He doesn't carry equal weight.
Specifically, the Palestinians were encouraged by what they said was the American delegation's agreement with their position that "the Mitchell report must be dealt with as a package and not as selected issues, and that all issues carried equal value and were of equal importance".
In our analyses we have regarded all criteria as carrying equal weight in terms of importance.
And while in the Voter Primary, each voter carries equal weight, in the Money Primary, the importance of big money contributors far outweigh the importance of small donors, much less the average voter.
While the numbers are in opposite directions, they both have the same value, carry the same weight and are of equal importance.
Flags had equal importance in ancient India, being carried on chariots and elephants.
A TOP is carried out just before anaesthesia, 26 and consists of three checks (the patient, the procedure and the side/site), all of equal importance in preventing wrong surgery.
In order to assist in carrying out the pairwise comparisons, Saaty created a 9-point intensity scale of importance, known as the fundamental scale of preferences, ranging from equal importance (1) to extreme importance (9).
