Sentence examples for effectively equal from inspiring English sources

In an increasingly multicultural society, he said, the government wants to revise its definition of religious liberty so all religions are effectively equal.

Peter Robinson, the unionist first minister, who is effectively equal with Mr. McGuinness in the Stormont government, said the bombers would not disrupt the power-sharing administration.

He has argued that the city manipulated the market value of the land so that the Yankees' annual payments in lieu of taxes would effectively equal the annual payments on their debt.

Also, the cannot be taken after the resampling step since the weights are effectively equal.

On the other hand, the expected classification performance indicated by AUROC is effectively equal for all methods, including the SVM.

The in-plane water retention of drying geotextiles indicates that both geotextile specimens absorbed no water at suctions greater than zero; thus the water retention of a dry specimen in the in-plane direction is effectively equal to zero.

Mobile revenues effectively equals mobile advertising, since gifts, also sold on mobile, are negligible.

Instead, they are rightly and effectively demanding equal rights, for instance, in nappy expertise.

The Mercedes teams believe the Ferrari engine is now effectively their equal.

The Davis standard defines peer-on-peer harassment as unwelcome discriminatory behavior, directed at a person because of his or her gender, that is "so severe, pervasive, and objectively offensive, and that so undermines and detracts from the victims' educational experience, that the victim-students are effectively denied equal access to an institution's resources and opportunities".

We resolve this by weighting each error term by the peak value in the reference ARL time series, which effectively demands equal performance for all metabolites and reaction rates on their own scale [ 36].