Sentence examples for is made equal from inspiring English sources

Thus the great warrior's remembered pain is made equal to that of the war widow.

But some people really like that everything is made equal — George Eliot, The New Yorker, the Times, the latest bestseller, are all in this same font.

This changes x′ by −Lx0/f and y′ by −Ly0/f; hence, if L is made equal to 4 f 2A2S1, both ray displacements vanish.

If the rotor speed is made equal to that of the stator field and there is no load torque, these two magnetic fields will tend to align with each other.

Thatcher wore clothes to make her look less threatening than she was: her attitude to gender was far more fully described by her wardrobe than anything that she said (a speech to the 1969 party conference archly quoting Socrates – "when woman is made equal to man she becomes his superior, and I would not dissent from anyone as wise as Socrates" – may be the best indication of her fey approach).

The length of the vector is made equal to the maximum or rms value of voltage or current.

If equality matters, the group that should be made equal is people everywhere.

Not all eggs are made equal.

In the case of fractions, the denominators are made equal, and the numerators are changed appropriately.

On November 18 , 1995 the horizontal stripes at the fly end, originally of different widths, were made equal.

The party's spokesman on health policy, Dr. Evan Harris, said, "Couples of any sex must be made equal before the law".