Sentence examples for whole is equal from inspiring English sources

Fourier analysis is useful because most communication circuits are linear, which essentially means that the whole is equal to the sum of the parts.

We assume that consumption of the economy as a whole is equal to wage income.

It has no reality beyond the individuals who make up the collectivity; the whole is equal to the sum of its parts (whereas a life-community is a whole that is greater than the sum of its parts).

"Soccer followers in the British Isles as well as continental Europe are forced to admit that the native American goalies, as a whole, are equal to if not better than the best net guarding talent produced in other lands".

However, the ratios of sepsis, meningitis, endophthalmitis, and pneumonia were similar between NTUH and Taiwan data, so the severity of primary liver abscess in NTUH patients and Taiwan as a whole were equal.

At 10-kS/s sampling rates, the total power consumption of the whole SAR ADC is equaled to 7 nW while for DAC alone is 2.7 nW.

But the evidence, globally, is that little progress can be made until the country as a whole is more equal.

"If the whole is divided in to three equal parts, each part is a third of the whole," one child explains.

M. anisopliae is adapted to a diverse range of niches [ 18, 53, 54], and our analysis revealed that the proportions of duplications for the secretome coding genes compared with the proteome coding genes as a whole are statistically equal.

The whole genome is partitioned into the equal-size regions (or bins); the bin size is the main indicator of Hi-C data resolution.

Still summarizing Galileo, he writes that "an infinite set, the set of all whole numbers, is shown to be 'equal in number' to the set of all squares of whole numbers, which is a proper subset of the set of whole numbers".