Sentence examples for more equal response from inspiring English sources
However, an alternative account would be that there is a graded response across this region, with the IFC showing a more equal response to double and stop trials and the insula showing a greater preference for double trials.
Rawls, of course, responded to his own challenge by arguing that there is not a lot that can be done (morally) to make the social and natural opportunities more equal, so the fair response is to adopt the Difference Principle.
Buckling-restrained braced frames (BRBFs) are becoming a more common seismic-resisting system in the U.S. BRBs have more equal and stable cyclic axial response than traditional, steel sections which buckle and this makes them attractive for use in seismic applications.
An accommodative demand of 0.75 D has a much shallower slope on the stimulus response curve compared to the slope at 2 D where the response and stimulus are more equal [ 28].
The experiences in the Philippines remind us that governments are often too willing to give resources, money and power to big corporations to solve their problems than to invest in people-centered responses that promote more equal sharing of resources, and empowerment for people to be leaders in the recovery process.
We answer, In more equal legislation only.
"Now we feel more equal".
GLOBALISATION has made the planet more equal.
But some are more equal than others.
Some are more equal than others.
