In numerical examples, one can realistically choose the aforementioned unit to equal, for example, 10, 20, or 25 m.
The statement "If two lines intersect, each pair of vertical angles is equal," for example, is a theorem.
All else being equal, for example, Obama will likely win reelection if and only if the economy significantly improves over the next year.
There is a description of a cross-country automobile ride fully the equal, for example, of the train ride told by Thomas Wolfe in "Of Time and the River".
(c) In Theorem 2.3, the map is not necessary equal, see Example 2.14.
If the population of scientists is equal, for example, then the European Union member has access to twice as many job opportunities as his or her U.S. counterpart.
Someone showing concern for the well-being of others well beyond the degree of concern for others required of all of us is considered a morally better person than the rest of us (other things equal), an example of supererogatory virtue.
All else equal, for example, the complete coverage of P.chinensis across a site (P.
When scores were equal (for example, identical predictions) the brigpep gene name and protein were retained.
For many of these families, the numbers for both are approximately equal (for example: A1, M1, M14, M16 and M20).
