Sentence examples for standard equal to from inspiring English sources

Brabham had the reputation of providing customers with cars of a standard equal to those used by the works team, which worked "out of the box".

By 2020, the statement promised, displaced residents would enjoy living standards equal to those who had not been displaced.

Mr. Kerry attacked Dr. Dean for saying the nation should not trade with foreign partners until they adopted labor and environmental standards equal to those in the United States.

Wealthy communities with living standards equal to those in the West and inhabited disproportionately by whites rub shoulders uneasily with desperately poor townships.

Japan is to set up a body to evaluate engineering and technology departments at universities to develop a system that will set teaching standards equal to those in the West.

If this pace of improvement continues over the next 40 years, the report says, most of these countries would achieve standards equal to or better than those now enjoyed by the top 25 percent.

Uncertainty was added by assuming that individual FoodNet site estimates were normally distributed with standard deviations equal to survey standard errors (Technical Appendix).

For this study, a sample of 450 infants (150 infants in each age category) would produce a standard error equal to the largest standard error in the original AIMS norms (1.3 points).

For each studied situation, we generated 30,000 independent comparative trials in which patient responses were drawn from a normal distribution with mean μ1 (mean response in standard group) equal to 10 and the standard deviation equal to 5. The influences of different values of β and θR (μ2) on the statistical properties of all tests were evaluated.

Additive Gaussian noise with standard deviation equal to 10 and Uniform noise with standard deviation equal to 20 degraded the video sequences.

The only substantial differences between the four different criteria were for China (with a relative standard deviation equal to 13.7%) and France (with a relative standard deviation equal to 7.1%).