Sentence examples for precisely the same number from inspiring English sources
When Sir Clive Woodward's England secured their famous grand slam in 2003 they racked up precisely the same number.
The pseudorandom output file will contain precisely the same number of samples as the input file--missing egg samples in the input map to missing samples in the output.
Technically he was incorrect – since Milan finished the weekend precisely the same number of points behind first-placed Udinese as they had been at the beginning of the weekend.
The 2005 death penalty ruling applied to 72 death-row inmates, almost precisely the same number as the 73 prisoners serving life without parole for crimes committed at 13 or 14.
More clear-as-a-bell country from a woman who – though still just 39 – has been making records for precisely the same number of years as Grammys notched (26).
The other runner-up, with precisely the same number of votes, was Lilac co-housing project in Leeds – it has re-drawn all the rules and come up with a radical new model in the form of a mutual home ownership scheme and a new way of owning a stake in the housing market.
And although the M3 Convertible and the SL500 are actually very different cars (the M3 is about as close to Ferrari thrills (if not precisely the same numbers) as you can get this side of $100,000.
Cell death in any region of gray or white matter affecting one hemisphere of an alcohol-exposed brain, is precisely mirrored by the same number and distribution of dying cells among homologous cell populations in the contralateral hemisphere.
But because it doesn't promise to slavishly follow a particular index, it doesn't have to own precisely the same securities (or the same number of securities) in those indexes at the same times.
More precisely, assume that F and G have the same number of functions, and let π F and π G be the respective coordinate maps.
All three plans had the same number of calories -- precisely calibrated to match the number of calories each person burned each day.
