Sentence examples for equivalently sized from inspiring English sources

It guarantees equal protection of the law to persons, not equal representation in government to equivalently sized groups.

Let's be very clear here: The only thing Congress would need to do to prevent these big, dumb cuts that no one wants would be to agree on an equivalently sized deficit reduction package that they prefer.

The theory is that everyone in the experiment was acting on something that economists call "loss aversion"—a trait, which most people have in varying degrees, which causes us to worry more about losses than equivalently sized gains.

These demand-side forces explain why consumption goes up much more after tax cuts for the bottom 95 percent than after equivalently sized cuts for the top 5 percent.

This elastic catapult action propels the foot forward with 100 times the power of an equivalently sized nonelastic muscle.

If you were to fit an equivalently sized helicopter with the same full electronic stabilization system, you'd quickly find that a helicopter is in fact more stable.

A real diamond will sparkle significantly more than an equivalently-size piece of glass or quartz.

A "key player" can be defined as an individual member of the network whose removal has a major impact on reducing the size of a potential epidemic, or equivalently the size of the GC [ 30].

(Or, equivalently, the sample sizes above guarantee a probability of 90% that the 2-sided 95% CI for the absolute risk difference excludes an excess risk of +Δ, at worst, in the placebo arm).

Another parameter is the capacity of local caches (or equivalently, the size of the table).

However, extrapolating the masses of modern animals to giant pterosaur-sizes does little else than predict the masses of equivalently-sized birds or bats, not pterosaurs themselves.