Five justices voted to reverse the Florida Supreme Court on the grounds that the recount procedure it ordered was too uncertain to satisfy equal protection standards, which require all voters be treated equally.
The rates are all set to the same value, meaning all stochastic transitions, for which input conditions are satisfied, are equally likely to happen; time is interpreted qualitatively, with the time axis reflecting the order of events rather than actual time.
In addition, 16% of patients had no preference, out of which 9% were equally satisfied and 7% were equally dissatisfied with either treatment options.
As a general rule, coming to a resolution that satisfies everyone equally is not easy and often requires some flexibility and clever thinking.
Even after all of these constraints are in place, however, there may still be the theoretical possibility that more than one fiction about possible worlds (complete or incomplete) satisfies them equally well.
While the gameplay is resolutely traditional, which will likely appeal to players and turn them off in even quantities – "We can't be liked by everyone," says Ru; "We would have to make an utterly unplayable game to satisfy everybody, equally" – the look of The Order: 1886 is striking in the extreme.
Unlike the nurses and the physicians, the medical secretaries were equally satisfied with the scanned document images as that of the regular electronic medical record.
Local residents and migrants in Shenzhen appeared to be equally satisfied with the quality of primary health care as measured by the overall patient satisfaction score.
Most of the people we haggled with seemed equally satisfied with the final prices of the things we purchased as we were.
Buckingham Palace's more traditional concerns were equally satisfied.
Moreover, regardless of how much of their school's curriculum was devoted to these nonclinical topics, students remained equally satisfied with their clinical preparation.
