Sentence examples for consumed in the same from inspiring English sources

"To drive the point home, the software then alerts you to the number of Earths we human beings would need if everyone on the planet consumed in the same way you do," they write.

Figures from the Wine Institute, a trade group, showed that in 1999 consumption came to about 2.02 gallons per capita, substantially less than the 2.43 gallons in both 1985 and 1986 and well below the 16.2 gallons consumed in the same year by Italians and the 15.8 gallons consumed by the French.

At 24 h pi, 5 g/L of the initial free fatty acids in the REG-GB medium were consumed, indicating a simultaneous consumption of glycerol and free fatty acids, while 2.5 g/L of free fatty acids in REG-FFA medium were consumed in the same period (Fig. 2b).

The signal-to-memory mapping step was more computationally-expensive (almost 4 min) since many LBLs from the specification code were produced and consumed in the same loop nests, and the number of canonical linearizations of 3-D arrays is 48.

Unlike countless other news items that I've hastily consumed in the same time period, this one keeps returning to mind.

In reaction to hypersonic decision-making, brands must adapt the whole narrative of their content; advertising is simply no longer consumed in the same way.

Consumption levels did eventually return to pre-1920 levels, but drink was never seen – or consumed – in quite the same way again.

Initially the focus was on HTML (with some discussion of the then very new MathML proposal by Raggett [27]), but during breakout sessions (or BoFs, birds-of-a-feather, as they were then called)[28] there emerged a realisation that each discipline would need to create its own approach to information that would be published and consumed in much the same way as HTML.

This sudden surge in exports of oil distillates, the primary source for motor diesel fuel consumed in the U.S., occurred at the same time diesel prices hit record highs.

Economic estimates of approximately USD 90 billion per annum have been set for NTFPs worldwide, and approximately one-third of the same is consumed in the local economy without entering the market (Pimentel et al. 1997; Mahapatra and Tewari 2005).

Non-shortest paths involve more interactions and, hence, consume more energy and time supposing each interaction consumes in average the same amont of engery and involves the same amont of time.