Sentence examples for for the same token from inspiring English sources

Unlike Linux's current RCU implementation, DragonFly's is being implemented such that only processors competing for the same token are affected rather than all processors in the computer.

For the same token, if the H value of a CDS is larger than 0.2, it can be considered a conserved gene.

1599, as Mr Shapiro shows, was a good year for cusps and, by the same token, for Shakespeare's peculiar genius.

And at home a President McCain would almost certainly face a Democratic Congress that is chronically suspicious of trade deals, even those with sops for the losers.By the same token, Mr Obama is less likely to pander to his party's protectionist wing than his primary rhetoric suggests.

That is why having a standard, a filter that allows for forgiveness but by the same token gives no quarter when it comes to what is just bad behavior.

We use the same token infrastructure for SSO and for implementing an indirect communication channel between backend servers (cf. Section "Secure Server-To-Server Communication" and Fig.  3b).

Mark Abbott says that at its conception, MLS wanted to create interdependence between the US national team and the same concept applies to Canada: "The league would work hard to provide opportunities for American players and, by the same token, the league would benefit from the national team's success.

Kate Francis, Bristol If the multi-millionaire Lord Freud believes that it is the existence of food banks for the poor that has led to an upsurge in demand for them, he must, by the same token, blame the famine in Ethiopia during the 1980s on Bob Geldof.

By the same token, for Plantinga, '□Px' is true at w just in case Socrates has the property of being a philosopher essentially at w. Hence, for Plantinga, '□Px' is true at w just in case (i) Socrates' haecceity hs is in the essential domain of w and (ii) hs is coexemplified with [being a philosopher] at every possible world w* in which it is exemplified (i.e., in which Socrates exists).

By the same token, for diabetic patients who die from cerebrovascular disease, the percentage was found to be less than 15% in European countries, but was 36% in Taiwan.

Few would defend a clinician who levied a charge to write a referral letter for a second opinion so by the same token, there should be no financial penalty for the release of pathology or imaging material.