Without ranking, all are given equal distinction.
Dr. Nirenberg switched to neurobiology, but did not make discoveries of equal distinction there.
He achieved equal distinction in literary criticism before a late career shift brought him perhaps greater eminence as a biographer.
There is some white port, usually made from white grapes, but it is not of equal distinction.
In 2005, the Air Force's response to complaints over the widespread resurgence of this mean-spirited, bigoted, anti-inclusive flag-folding script was to recognize that all Airmen of every religion, or no religion, can serve with equal honor and distinction, and that our Nation offers a home to all irrespective of any religious or nonreligious affiliation.
For example, if English letters occurred with equal regularity (ignoring the distinction between uppercase and lowercase letters), the expected entropy of an average sample of English text would be log2(26), which is approximately 4.7.
To illustrate the uncertainty of the loss separation in GO steel, we show that the magnetization field, and thus the total loss, in this material can be represented with equal accuracy using either the existing three-component approach or our proposed two-component technique, which makes no distinction between classical eddy-current and excess fields and losses.
In a now commonly posed distinction, stemming from Dworkin (1977, p. 370), moral equality can be understood as prescribing treatment of persons as equals, i.e., with equal concern and respect, and not the often implausible principle of treating persons equally.
The King nodded back with equal economy.
To both Zangī reacted with equal harshness.
