Sentence examples for total disparity from inspiring English sources

The word "spirit" bounces from the me to the not-me and back again, yet amid this legerdemain Emerson formulates a profound and primitive fact about the human condition — "the total disparity between the evidence of our own being, and the evidence of the world's being".

The upsurge of fighting between Israel and Hamas has highlighted, once again, the total disparity of force between the two sides.

These plots show average sums of morphometric and dietary distances (relative to the total sum or total disparity) for lineages of a given (relative) age range through the phylogenetic tree.

But of equal interest is the effect of a trait on both total disparity and lineage-corrected disparity (i.e. the morphological or ecological 'diversity' corrected for the number of lineages or species in the clade).

For women, from the 1980s, only the covariance between mean and inequality was of importance to the total disparities in e C and e A. Like for men, for women, this is the effect of outliers, that is Eastern European countries, with relatively low mean and high dispersion of ages at death.

For women, starting in the 1980s, only the covariance between mean and inequality was of importance to the total disparities in e C and e A. Like for men, this was the effect of outliers, that is Eastern European countries, which have relatively low mean and high dispersion of ages at death (Appendix: Table 3 and Fig. 2).

If our hypothesis concerning the selection effects of fetal loss on observed racial disparities is correct, then the total racial disparity is higher than observed, and the proportion of the disparity due to the "compromised" subpopulation is larger than observed.

Total module disparity was defined as the sum of the partial Procrustes distances for all specimens for only the landmarks within each module.

Assumption a is necessary to estimate total racial disparities, all three are needed to estimate "generated direct effects" [ 18].

This is the assumption generally used when reporting total "racial disparities", such as those presented in Table 1.

The formula that calculates the inter-region disparity total.