Sentence examples for equivalent demands from inspiring English sources

If we are talking about creating a more inclusive Muslim community, one is forced to ask where the equivalent demands are for Britain's Jewish, Sikh and Hindu communities?

In order to ensure equivalent demands on memory, only the first 4 words of each MNREAD sentence were presented.

Such a hypothesis does not fit well with the results of Experiment 3, which, given its dual cue aspect, seems to share equivalent demands on a construct such as complexity of control.

And, until recently, there was no equivalent demand from European mutual funds for issuance.The financial crisis has changed all that.

Our results strongly suggest that coupling of the complementary reducing equivalent demand and ATP requirement plays an important role in the synergy of the dual pathway.

Synergy between pathways arises when the underlying pathway characteristics, such as reducing equivalent demand, ATP requirement, intermediate utilization, and cofactor preferences, are complementary to each other.

The first scenario examines the impact of a 10% reduction in the price equivalent shift factor of the EU demand schedule for Indonesian CPO, which approximately corresponds to a 4% horizontal shift.3 The second scenario considers the simultaneous impact of a 10% price equivalent demand shock on Indonesian CPO in the EU as well as in the ROW export markets.

This value falls in second class, which implies a deterministic-equivalent demand value of 10 units (neither 5 nor 15 units), i.e. at d = 10.

So the AXP organisers have calculated a "well to wheels" emissions equivalent that demands such cars hit not 100mpg, but 133mpg, to qualify.

Methods with equivalent synchronization demands as those of JCMA are symbol-synchronous Code Division Multiple Access (CDMA) [26, 41], SM-SD [25], and the methods defined in [28 32].

Heart rate and driving performance were assessed while late middle age (51 66) and younger adults (19 23) engaged in a naturalistic hands free phone task that was designed to place objectively equivalent cognitive demands on all participants.