Sentence examples for equally variable from inspiring English sources

But the notion that histogram equalization would make all features equally variable is not correct, on several grounds.

In that case I could transform all features by a pointwise monotonic transformation (histogram equalization) that would not change the information content but make all features equally variable.

Since the debacle in 1995 against West Indies where the pitch was quicker but equally variable, I suspect that he has damped it down to avoid danger, but this leads to more chance of alarming movement, especially in a muggy or cloudy atmosphere.

The other porphyrinoids have equally variable and adjustable photophysical properties, thus photonic applications are potentiated.

Equally variable are the prosthetic systems available for humeral replacement and the surgical techniques with which they are implanted.

Evidence presented in this paper reveals, however, that graduate migrants follow heterogenous career paths and equally variable spatial trajectories.

This method uses the velocities and the pressure as variables and is equally applicable to problems in two and three space dimensions.

Although the density of shoats is equally highly variable, it shows a more obvious trend over time (Figure 8 on shoats), notably a large and sustained increase from 1996 to 2014.

Each wavelength of FTIR was treated as an equally weighted variable in this analysis.

► Activation ratios were found to be low (0.02 0.47, average: 0.13) but equally highly variable.

As in the case for equally weighted variables, the lagged terms are positive and statistically significant, yet small in magnitude.