Sentence examples for comprise equal from inspiring English sources
A new armed forces, mandated to comprise equal numbers of Hutu and Tutsi, was created in December 2004 and absorbed more than 20,000 former rebels.
For example, a class that focuses on race will comprise equal numbers of white students and students of color, with one facilitator of color and one white facilitator.
A characteristic of these organelles is their unique lipid composition: unlike LDs found in cells of other tissues, HSC LDs comprise equal amounts of REs and TGs accounting together for more than 75% of total lipid content [96,102 105].
Since our study was not randomised to treatment, the groups did not comprise equal number of patients, the assessments were not performed by independent observers but by a physiotherapy group of our team at postoperative 24 – 60 months (not at the same time for everyone), we would like to interpret our conclusions cautiously.
A beverage comprising equal parts Red Bull and Mountain Dew.
The Red List Committee comprises equal representation from SSC, the Global Species Programme of the IUCN Secretariat, and the Red List Partnership.
The business will be overseen by a board comprising equal numbers of Best Buy and Carphone executives, including Charles Dunstone, Group C.E.O.
Multilayer laminates comprising equal weaves are considered and the constituents, i.e. the tows as well as the unreinforced matrix pockets are discretized by shell elements only which are coupled appropriately.
Finite element simulation is employed to analyse the behaviour of clamped sandwich panels comprising equal thicknesses mild steel plates sandwiching an aluminium honeycomb core when subject to blast loadings.
Battleaxedom in popular culture is virtually synonymous with heavy corsetry, and this indeed is a large part of it (I was unaware until puberty that brassieres did not necessarily have to be made in a shipyard) But it is primarily a state of mind, comprising equal parts misanthropy, self-confidence and pride.
where C is represented by the parallelogram that is bisected by the boundary between B and ~B and comprises equal parts of A&B and A&~ B
