Sentence examples for sectors with the same from inspiring English sources

The multi-permittivity cylindrical DR (MPCDR) was formed by combining four 90° sectors whereby sectors with the same permittivity were positioned in opposite quadrants.

With this approach, data for various years are assumed to be realizations of similar processes; this assumption allows directional semi-variograms within sectors with the same topography to be computed.

As indicated in Figure 4, the identification of the sources of multicell interference, that is, use of the same adjacent subcarriers (named physical resource blocks or chunks), is given by the sectors with the same colour/number, namely, red/one, green/two, or yellow/three.

But Graham advised against tarring the entire sector with the same brush.

Gagging contracts would be made illegal, in the private as well as the public sector (with the same exemption for commercial confidentiality).

Such a holistic view is essential to understanding the impacts of land reform, says Scoones. "There is often an assumption - particularly in southern Africa, where there is a long history of large-scale commercial agriculture - that small-scale farms are simply scaled-down versions of the large-scale commercial sector, with the same needs and ambitions.

Although it is not planning a major expansion of courses in specific social enterprise areas such as microfinance and education, it is seeking to equip those interested in the social sector with the same robust training in such areas as marketing, finance and economics as has traditionally been the case.

Today, our annual operating budget is $9 million less than the annual operating budget in 2011-2012.... opponentsents have been on an ideological attack that attempts to define every institutions of our sector with the same negatives.

A similar monitoring and supervisory system is used in the private sector, with the same monitoring tools and same quarterly supervision conducted by a clinical officer employed by the Malawi Business Coalition against AIDS.

It is explicitly stated in the strategy that the German government is 'against introducing an additional organization or initiative in the health sector with the same mandates and tasks as existing organizations and initiatives and attempts, within its powers, to prevent this' (1).

According to Dr. Reich, "comparing apples to apples and you'd see that over the last 15 years the pay of public sector workers has dropped relative to private-sector employees with the same level of education.