Sentence examples for equal in complexity from inspiring English sources

Thus, it would appear that all languages are roughly equal in complexity and in difficulty of mastery.

What are the odds that two completely different disciplines with totally different goals and aims would end up being precisely equal in complexity?

Lizards of the large family Iguanidae, on the other hand, are almost entirely diurnal creatures and utilize, in the main, visual displays, some of which are the equal in complexity to any known among the vertebrates.

Indeed, the methods we use are equal in complexity to the methods needed to prove Hörmander Skoda's estimates, so it seems to us that any mathematician who wants to understand the entire picture will find no greater economy in one or the other approaches.

So, it appears that being a brain surgeon or a rocket scientist is considered equal in terms of complexity and achievement.

As for the ducks, they have the endless grain fields for their dining, and for living accommodations a wetlands system associated with the enormous Rio Paran that is equal in size and complexity to anything along the Mississippi.

In addition, none of these genomes is equal in size and complexity to the genome of Ae. tauschii, which underscores the general utility of the AGSNP pipeline, its high SNP discovery rate, and its particular utility for SNP discovery in large and complex genomes, such as those of many plants.

In addition, it achieves equal complexity in term of cell count, but delay and area are reduced by 64% and 18% respectively compared to Array I multiplier.

An example repeatedly cited by McShea (1991, 1993) involves the evolution of the vertebrate spine: A survey of mammalian lineages shows an equal number of increases and decreases in complexity.

This has been taken to mean that there may be many different ligases of roughly equal complexity in the vast sequence space that was explored and thus that complex structures and catalytic functionalities could in fact have been discovered in early evolution.

Accordingly, since both these assays entail samples of equal complexity in the form of the entire genome, the amount of starting material for STR analysis could, most likely, be reduced.