Sentence examples for intended to equal from inspiring English sources

The project embarked on supercomputer simulations intended to equal the complexity of animal brains — a cat and then a monkey.

The Sega CD was originally intended to equal the capabilities of the PC Engine CD, but with twice as much random-access memory (RAM), and sell for about JP¥20,000 (or US$150).

Preliminary design work on a battleship intended to equal the latest Japanese ships was begun over the winter of 1897 98 by the Naval Technical Committee although the displacement was limited to 12000 LT for economic reasons.

The new silver coins were to be struck in an alloy containing 1,485 parts out of 1,664 (about 89.24 percent) fine silver, with the remainder copper, intended to equal the silver in Spanish dollars.

While the sets that were tested can receive digital AM, which intends to equal the sound quality of analog FM, few broadcasters have upgraded their transmitters.

The gram is very nearly equal (it was originally intended to be equal; see metric system) to the mass of one cubic centimetre of pure water at 4 °C (39.2 °F), the temperature at which water reaches its maximum density under normal terrestrial pressures.

This stepped-up mechanization is intended to equip infantrymen better to meet on equal terms the highly mechanized Soviet forces they face along the Iron Curtain.

Held every summer before a contested caucus, the poll was intended to be equal parts barbecue, political revival and moneymaker for the state party.

Whereas a camera phone is a cellphone with a tacked-on cheapo camera, a phone camera, like the Memoir, is intended to give equal weight to the camera part.

Squaring up to the orchestra - choir and orchestra are intended to share equal prominence - was the Tanglewood Festival Chorus, which was at its best in the full-throated exhortations of the first movement.

The program was intended to provide equal access to college prep courses for low-income high school students, but its failure revealed a digital divide far wider than expected.