For example, families of equal size with equal incomes would generally pay the same amount.
For example, because of equal political liberties, there are no "passive citizens" who must depend on others to politically protect their rights and interests; and with fair equal opportunities no one has grounds to experience the resentment that inevitably arises in societies where social positions are effectively closed to those less advantaged or less powerful.
That tuning scheme, although not an example of absolute equal temperament, was a departure from earlier tunings and allowed keyboardists to play all the pieces without retuning the instrument.
But 2, 3 and 4, when applied to the example of the equal sticks, appear to land the doctrine in difficulties.
An example of the equal-width detector array would be the General Electric Medical Systems, whereas the unequal-width detector arrays are represented by Marconi, Siemens and Toshiba Systems.
"Under S. 1290, for example, two men of equal size, strength, and economic status joined by a civil union or merely engaged (or formerly engaged) in an intimate 'social relationship,' could be subject to this prohibition for conviction of simple 'assault' arising from a single shoving match," the letter says.
For example, if patients of equal cognitive ability tested in English and Spanish have unequal probabilities of responding correctly to a particular item on a cognitive assessment, then the item functions differently with respect to language.
It defines our most fundamental rights and protections in open-ended terms: "freedom of speech," for example, and "equal protection of the laws," "due process of law," "unreasonable searches and seizures," "free exercise" of religion and "cruel and unusual punishment".
Such prejudices are habitually manifested, for example, in the denial of equal opportunities across educational and labour-market settings.
An additional limitation in the data analysis of our example is our assumption of equal variances among the component distributions.
