We then use a stepwise approach in which we equally weight indicators in each domain score, and then the domains are equally weighted in the overall index score.
Castillo and her colleagues hope a cooperative work structure, in which members equally own a business and split the earnings, will circumvent race- and gender-based inequities.
In the present study, observers viewed displays in which two equally salient color singletons were simultaneously present.
"Nun Komm, der Heiden Heiland" was a gem of counterpoint in which the voices were equally clear, equally melodious and equally distinct in color.
They portray it as a situation in which both sides are equally partisan, equally intransigent — because news reports always do that.
This is a very lovely part of the British countryside and, with its dignified country park atmosphere and a programme in which Martin Creed and Barbara Hepworth are equally at home, is becoming known as the best open-air art gallery we have.
Lately, however, Martin has temporarily stepped aside from the laughs and is focusing on folk music, another passion in which he's equally well-versed.
Mr. Chaplin is carrying on at the same level of romantic discomfort he experienced in "The Truth About Cats and Dogs," in which he was equally ill at ease over another tall, willowy woman, Uma Thurman.
In 2000, Scott wrote a magazine piece about Dr. Seuss in which he was equally dismissive of recent movie and stage adaptations that seemed "totally unconcerned with the subtleties that made his books such classics".
