Sentence examples for equal capacities from inspiring English sources

Even if you don't like the other humans in the club, we are trapped here, in our human clubhouse, by the strands of our shared DNA and our equal capacities for perception, emotion and communication.

Using the second rule described above, a token could be assigned to the Control Rods or the Reactor, since both places have equal capacities.

Deterrence works between powers with more or less equal capacities -- for example the US and the Soviet Union.

According to an interview of one adherent, women in the Church are considered equal to men in social spheres and have equal capacities for obtaining higher education, social careers, and other goals that may interest them.

If subjects could maintain concentration for these long intervals, equal capacities for both stores might have been found.

Both cell types display equal capacities for HIF-α stabilization by hypoxia mimetics DMOG (dimethyloxalylglycine) and CoCl2, thus suggesting that the effect of Baf under hypoxia is driven mainly by mitochondrial respiration.

And, incidentally, male and female teachers have equal capacity to get this right.

The world will probably soon hear of great triumphs on the peak, and there is equal capacity for great calamity.

Although almost all anthropologists through time have believed that humans comprise one species, few scholars of the early 20th century believed that the various races showed equal capacity for cultural development.

His books are formless, lacking in action, and studded with whimsical digressions, but to some extent they are redeemed by the author's profuse imagination and equal capacity for realistic detail and dreamlike fantasy.

The prosecution alleges that he started to have sex with them earlier than he was prepared to admit and "in circumstances that were some distance removed from any happy consensual sexual relationship between two people on an equal footing and of equal capacity, able to make and to exercise that choice".