Sentence examples for preserved equal to from inspiring English sources

Since the A-depth must be preserved equal to p, only p of these operations can be sequentially connected.

Theorem 3 A constant c whose MNSD is S c) > 3 × 2 p − 2  + 1 cannot be obtained by using a non-multiplicative graph with only p + 1 A-operations and A-depth preserved equal to p. Proof For the simplest case p = 2, there is only one graph with p + 1 = 3 A-operations and A-depth preserved equal to p = 2.

Now, traders have simply found different ways to tilt the playing field, which means that the S.E.C. will have to update its regulations to preserve equal access to securities markets.

"The United States is committed to preserving equal access to space for peaceful purposes," a White House spokesman, Scott M. Stanzel, said Friday.

First, we have replaced race and ethnicity with other admissions criteria that will promote diversity and preserve equal access to state colleges.

To preserve equal access, there are no plans for these; universities will not even be able to raise enrolment fees.

The bubble interfaces are described by a spectral mesh and is advected according to the fluid velocity in such a manner so as to preserve equal arc length spacing of marker points.

This equality is also maintained for the SPH particles to preserve equal resolution of the gravitational and pressure forces.

Venice's social stability continued, assisted by a legal system that strove consciously to preserve equal justice for the powerful as well as the weak and by the particular attention given, through some 120 scuole, or charitable organizations, to the needs of the poor.

The linkers were synthesized without capping steps to preserve equal probe density.

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