Sentence examples for equally existing from inspiring English sources

Our studio operates from the perspective that all things are both digital and analog, equally existing in a sea of experience and agency.

The developed software performs equally well as existing software while also providing an extended range of measures of leaf size and shape indicators.

A number of examples of the cropped output images generated by LAMINA are shown in Figure 3, including the example images of [ 23] and [ 21], with the results showing that LAMINA performs equally well as existing software tools.

This would suggest that there is a difference between "the existence of A is rejected" and "the non-existence of A is accepted", and equally between "A is rejected as existing" and "A is accepted as non-existing".

Existing residents would enjoy the tax and investment benefits that apply equally to existing and new students residing in these areas.

In the case of LFW, the performance of the proposed method performs equally well as the existing results in the literature.

While careful to treat the North as a partner -- and to insist that they equally respect the existing Southern state -- we both know that between us it's different, because we are the same people.

Prosecutions under the new "propaganda law", which potentially bans any public indication of support for the idea that same-sex and different-sex relationships should be treated equally; and an existing "foreign agents law", could strangle Russia's young lesbian and gay human rights movement.

While new construction is the primary focus of building efficiency policy, it is equally important that existing buildings can be retrofitted to achieve NZE status.

Dr Weale said it was difficult to determine the true state of employment in the UK making it equally possible that existing data could be overstating the amount of spare capacity in the labour market.

It would also be interesting to consider analyses based on the collaboration network of members of SBBD program committees, equally studying the existing members and appearance of newcomers through the years.