Sentence examples for under the same rate from inspiring English sources

As the MIMO systems can improve the data rates compared with SISO/SIMO, the transmit power can be reduced under the same rate.

"Is it also fair that if Max Martin wrote the hit on a record, that the person who wrote the worst song on the record is under the same rate as Max, essentially?" said Carter.

Under the same rate of change, smaller and more slowly reproducing sexual populations would suffer from larger environmental stochasticity, and demographic factors may lead to extinction even when populations have the necessary genetic variation to evolve (Lynch and Lande 1993; Hoffmann and Sgro 2011).

An investigation by The Independent has found that 16 of the UK's biggest chains will offer staff under 25 the same rate of pay as those above, but 23 major retailers will save millions by paying younger staff less.

The Internet Radio Fairness Act simply seeks to eliminate the historical discrimination against Internet radio by placing webcasters under the same rate-setting standard that's currently used for cable and satellite radio.

(3) Objects dropped in the same location accelerate under gravity at the same rate, regardless of their mass (wind resistance notwithstanding).  .

Stats SA accounts for under-reporting by adjusting the reported stillbirth numbers by the same rate of under-reporting in infant deaths.

The plain fact is that we will all be carried along by the Lazy River, at the same rate, under the same relentless Spanish sun, forever, until we are not.

Swaffield said points would be earned at the same rate under the new system, with one Avios point collected for every £1 spent but there would be changes to how many were needed to pay for certain journeys.

These transparent eggs are valuable for studies observing living cells and for biochemical and molecular investigations because the time of fertilization can be accurately fixed, the development of many eggs occurs at about the same rate under suitable conditions, and large quantities of the eggs are obtainable.

Goddard's group found that both the altered and unaltered yeast grew at the same rate under non-stressful conditions.