By relaxing the implicit assumption that all worlds are of equal weight, a generalized argument shows that weighted average distance is the only function to satisfy the extension principles.
The twin elements are of equal weight and, as Smith recalls of his first meeting with his CoSA, the group was no soft touch.
The very first bobbins are likely to have been animal limb bones for example, the legs of rabbits or chickens but they cannot have been satisfactory, since good work of even tension requires the bobbins to be of equal weight.
But other cases, ruled on this week, showed that the appointment of Mr Alito to replace Sandra Day O'Connor may have nudged the court a little to the right.For example, Mr Alito's vote was decisive in upholding a rule in Kansas obliging jurors to impose the death penalty in murder cases where they deem aggravating and mitigating factors to be of equal weight.
This is like parataxis; the segments being related are of equal weight, as in the case of 'addition'addition
Most of the recommendation-based trust management works on the assumption that the belief is of equal weight, which is prone to attackers.
In four cases, we could not decide whether the theory was true or false because the evidence for and against it was of equal weight.
Equal distribution is therefore not merely one among many alternatives, but rather the inevitable starting point that must be assumed insofar as one takes the justificatory claims of all to be of equal weight.
Encountering disagreement where several views appear to be of equal weight (isostheneia), they find themselves unable to decide things, give up, and experience tranquility (ataraxia) (Striker 1990 [1996]; Nussbaum 1994).
Specifically, after sharing and hiding, all stegos in method 1 are of equal weight, whereas the stegos in method 2 are quite different; some have more weight, and hence their secret-hiding ability is more powerful than that of the other stegos.
