Sentence examples for equivalent emphasis from inspiring English sources

In nonfiction, the equivalent emphasis is on freedom from prejudice against the subject or topic of a book.

In surface-water dominated hard rock regions, modern ground and surface water monitoring programmes often have very high resolution chemical, meteorological and hydrological observations but lack an equivalent emphasis on the subsurface environment, the properties of which exert a strong control on flow pathways and interactions with surface waters.

The science of delivery warrants equivalent emphasis if results are to be replicable and actionable.

Great care was taken to avoid any possible allegiance effects although none was likely as both treatments were devised by our group and we are known to be advocates of both CBT-E and IPT for eating disorders, The therapists received equivalent amounts of training in the two treatments and equivalent emphasis was placed upon them in the weekly supervision meetings.

Correcting the lighting or color saturation of their pictures is generally considered the digital equivalent of darkroom emphasis or de-emphasis made on photos taken with film.

They shall be built solid for their entire length, except for openings with solid sliding or inswinging gates as are required for the proper prosecution of the work, and for viewing panels, which shall be blocked with plexiglas or equivalent nonfrangible material" (emphasis added).

French curse words run roughly the same gamut as American curse words, with "merde" (pronounced "maird," or "maird-uh" for emphasis) the equivalent of the s-word for excrement and "foutre" or "putain" as equivalents for the f-word.[3].

It's better that we face it now and start fresh than to perform what would be the equivalent of taxidermy (with emphasis on the tax) and pretend it still exists.

In the current guidelines, an increase in daily physical activity above three metabolic equivalents (METS) receives greater emphasis as compared with the former traditional exercise guidelines, which recommended at least 20 to 30 minutes of moderate-intensity exercise and walking on most days of the week [ 11].

The term equivalent accounts for functional equivalence and/or homology, although emphasis should be placed on the former.

Mr. Glass's signature moves are all there: the rising woodwind arpeggios, dotted brass chords, swirling flutes and alternating sections of downbeat and upbeat percussion emphasis, all Glassian equivalents of the Alberti basses and Mannheim rockets of Baroque and Rococo times.