Sentence examples for have equal chances from inspiring English sources

Therefore, not all players have equal chances to win or equal payoffs.

They both have equal chances and they know each other very well so it's going to be very interesting.

Using this scenario, the attacker and the detector have equal chances of success.

Assuming all teams have equal chances of winning, then the probability that the Indians will continue to not win for another 39 years is 26.7%.

In order to explore the large search space of graph topologies, these reproduction operators are designed to be unbiased so that all nodes in a graph have equal chances of being selected to be swapped or mutated.

This is fair in the sense that the two roles in the game are symmetric, and both parties have equal chances of getting 3 (if they lose) or 10 minus 3 equals 7 (if they win).

At the faculty level, men and women seemed to have equal chance of attaining tenure.

The experiment setup was the same as Fig. 3(b) where participant have equal chance to start at the initial point on the same lane or different lane.

If equality of opportunity is violated, then either the less qualified are selected over the more qualified or not all individuals have equal chance to become qualified.

If vector v i,g is infeasible and its associated parent is feasible but not in boundary, then projection and parent medium methods have equal chance to be selected.

As a result, each hollow site in the Pb second layer will have equal chance to hold the deposited atoms, and the same thing would happen to each top and bridge site.