Sentence examples for equal structures from inspiring English sources

There are attempts to establish equal structures by Muslim organisations, but I think it will still take a lot of time.

consensus ("OK") - all structures are identical, majority ("ProbablyOK" and "ProbablyError") - majority of identical structures, ambiguous ("Unknown") - there is no majority of equal structures, unconfirmed ("Unknown") - single source and no comparison available.

To solve this, extra structures were placed around the channels to create an equal structure density over the wafer and so prevent irregularities in channel width.

Therefore, such images are rich in self-similarity; however, blocks of equal structure are typically not found in local neighborhoods.

These inventions produced homogeneous, isotropic ( unoriented, of equal structure in all directions) gels, which had only one of the elements of meat texture: chewiness.

Although the end of the primary season is drawing near, campaign aides said Mr. Penn's demotion would change the internal dynamics of the Clinton camp, with a more collegial atmosphere replacing the first-among-equals structure Mr. Penn created around himself.

Perhaps if we redirected our energies into vociferous artistic activism, lobbying the government for genuinely equal social structures, we'd see a more meaningful return on our efforts.

Relatively equal pay structures help build group solidarity, and in the meantime the superior producers cannot easily demonstrate their worth to other potential employers because no publicly observable measurements capture that added value.

Moreover, unlike their national counterparts, expat women are not usually employed in the public sector, where there are laws requiring equal pay structures and treatment, as well as workplace nurseries.

Benchmark is a venture firm that has a rather unique structure that we talk about from time to time, it's an equal partnership structure, so there's not a lot of people in this office.

Empirical findings do not underline Oppenheimer's argument that couples with an equal income structure have a lower divorce risk than traditional income couples.