Sentence examples for gives equal importance from inspiring English sources
She borrows - or samples - textures and imagery from all over the place, and by flattening the perspective she gives equal importance to everything on the page, rather as children do in their drawings.
However, we generally recommend using the Bark bilinear transform to design audio filters, since doing so weights the error norm (for norms other than Chebyshev types) in a way which gives equal importance to matching features having equal Bark bandwidths.
In interviews and surveys, women from 25 to 45 years of age are now more likely than they were in the past to describe staying at home with their children as a phase in a life that gives equal importance to paid employment.
Note that with this type of combination, the decision block gives equal importance to all the four likelihood calculator outputs.
This is contrary to the UPA scheme which gives equal importance to all sensors regardless of the correlation structure and thereby wasting power.
Although the Pasadena exhibition gives equal importance to both artists, because of Berman's imagery I will focus here more on him.
This agriculture based development gave equal importance to water structures in and around the regions.
The elements are in a state of visual and textual collision, and the real and the virtual are given equal importance.
Because of the benefits from projects like this, Mr. Patel said, Ford's business-to-employee efforts are given equal importance to the company's other Web ventures.
It's all suitably grandiose, but Mr. Remender grounds the story by giving equal importance to the relationships between the characters.
