Sentence examples for made equal by from inspiring English sources

Under the heading I Campioni d' Italia, the player's names are carved into the stone, made equal by an alphabetical list.

For linear equations, the procedure is the same as if two numbers in the same row but in different columns were made equal by an appropriate multiplication, so that one of them can be eliminated through a column-to-column subtraction; the whole columns are then multiplied by the same number so that the equations remain valid.

All page BERs and the overall BER are made equal by criterion 2.

"We are not born equal," Beatty continues, "so we must be made equal by the fire".

In such moments, everything is somehow leveled, made equal by the promises of opportunity.

If the total membrane area of tubular and lamellar topology is made equal by the appropriate setting of the length L of tubular cristae, identical Klong are achieved, but Kshort is much higher for the tubular cristae (Fig. 5B, circles).

Let the square ABDC be described on AB [see Proposition I. 46[; let AC be bisected at the point E, and let BE be joined; let CA be drawn through to F, and let EF be made equal to BE (as by radius); let the square FH be described on AF, and let GH be drawn through to K. Say that AB has been cut at H so as to make the rectangle contained by AB, BH equal to the square on AH.

He has a much smaller role in the film, but his image is linked and made equal with his co-star's by the matching angles of their heads.

The Housing Opportunities Made Equal (Home) Act introduced in June by Sherrod Brown in the Senate and Jerrold Nadler and John Conyers in the House would add these two groups (along with marital status and source of income) as protected classes under the Act.

Thus, when in AD 12, the powers held by Tiberius were made equal, rather than second, to Augustus's own powers, he was for all intents and purposes a "co-princeps" with Augustus, and in the event of the latter's passing, would simply continue to rule without an interregnum or possible upheaval.

At first all employees made equal salaries.