Sentence examples for defined equally from inspiring English sources
One is elemental awe: to board a ship is still to step into an in-between world, perhaps the only one this side of the grave defined equally by boredom and sublimity.
It can be defined, equally circularly (because quantifying over all equivalence relations including itself), as the smallest equivalence relation (an equivalence relation being one which is reflexive, symmetric and transitive, for example, having the same shape).
Matthew Ritchie's installations of painting, wall drawings, light boxes, sculpture, and projections are investigations of the idea of information; explored through science, architecture, history and the dynamics of culture, defined equally by their range and their lyrical visual language.
And as a comedy with shooting and dying and an ongoing dark mystery, it seems made to order — and I suppose it is — for a network defined equally by old-fashioned sitcoms and eccentric crime shows.
Two similarity categories were defined: equally expressed, where the included miRNAs were highly expressed, expressed or not expressed; or differentially expressed, where the included miRNAs had a complementary behavior between the considered assays (less expressed to more expressed or vice versa).
These are defined as equally spaced points around the surface of the object.
Thus, while communities can be defined as equally remote mobility, patterns are locally heterogeneous.
Thus, individuals with the same equipotent doses (at all effect sizes) are defined as equally sensitive to the chemical for the endpoint.
As we do not all need an equal level of intensive care (eg we do not all need maximum advanced life support now, nor do we all want it if we were to become seriously ill), equity is often defined as 'treating equals equally, and unequals unequally with respect to their relevant inequality'.
Brightness contrasts <5 % were <span class="lh">defined as being equally bright to the seal.
Yet it is equally defined as an epoch of numerous wars and conflicts leading to millions of deaths and endless suffering.
