Sentences with phrase «almost equal»

We mixed almost equal amounts of Graphite and Barcelona Orange.

The report, which was distributed to attendees during the November 2 - 5 NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS Conference in Chicago found residential real estate professionals were split into two almost equal camps on the issue of Internet versus print.

In such arrangements, parents spend equal, or almost equal, time with their child.

However, even if parents share time with their child on an almost equal basis, one is still the primary parent and the other is still the non-custodial parent.

Vacations that are free from at - home restrictions, promote lower inhibitions, and involve high alcohol consumption are the most conducive for casual sex behavior.1 In one study of Canadian undergrads surveyed before and after spring break, 21 % of men and 17 % of women reported having casual sex while away (that's right, almost equal numbers of men and women — although more men intended to have sex before the trip, 55 % vs. 11 %).

Other than the imposed mandatory alternative dispute resolution requirement, the only major trend has been an increase in co-parenting arrangements which provide for almost equal residential time with the children.

The percentage of domestic and international adoptions represented in CAFFA is almost equal, with many families consisting of both biological and adoptive children.

Civil unions are considered to be the same or almost equal to that of a marriage with a legal relationship...

Your cover letter is of almost equal importance to your resume.

According to the data, all factors are almost equal in importance and can increase your response rate by 100 % or more when combined.

This is almost equal to 625.

And almost equal score to Asus Zenfone 2 in Multi-core.

There were a few other differences as well, such as the smaller screen size, different design, and limited availability when compared to the One X. However, the fact that the One S was powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 chipset made it a more popular choice among those interested in custom ROMs as the Snapdragon chipset meant developing for the One S was easier than developing for the Tegra 3 powered One X. Currently, both devices enjoy almost equal attention from developers and a lot of custom ROMs are available for both the smartphones, based on latest Android versions.

The GS7 and Edge have an almost equal combined usage of 8.8 %.

Screen clarity and music sound output is almost equal to my cousins Sony Xperia z. I didn't played any games so I can't comment on it.

* Concurrently, massive Chinese mining power has switched to work on Cash; at present, hashrate is almost equal between the two networks.

In fact, the value of the petro token sale, if it hits its cap, will almost equal the total revenue generated in 2017 from initial coin offerings.

A new report finds that «linear and video on demand viewing will be almost equal in just three years», with mobile viewing to soar and 1 in 3 consumers by 2020 to be virtual reality users.

If u look at the reviews if customers on amazon, u wuld know that there are almost equal no of positive and negative reviews.

These three handsets had almost equal processing power if not higher or lesser than each other.

There is no information about the launch date in other countries, but if the European price is converted to dollars, we get $ 475 which is almost equal to the price of Moto Z2 Play which is priced at $ 499 Unlocked.

Logic would of course lean toward the fact that if an insurance company was going to offer insurance with an immediate death benefit, and that person was in the throes of a potentially fatal cancer, they would have to charge a premium almost equal to the death benefit.

The savings is so pronounced that the amount of money saved by purchasing term life insurance instead of whole life insurance is almost equal to the policy's death benefit.

The taxpayers can self - assess their taxes which is almost equal to actual tax liability.

For instance, an individual with a take - home salary of Rs. 50,000 a month accrues an annual tax liability of Rs. 46350 which is almost equal to the take - home amount.

If the cash value and death benefit are almost equal, then getting rid of the policy may be worthwhile.

In variable annuities, the ratio of male and female investor is almost equal (i.e. 51 percent and 49 percent) while for indexed annuities, the same goes for 58 percent and 42 percent respectively.

«Law firms are also hiring men and women in almost equal numbers.

In contrast, the section on the Charter of Rights and Freedoms, which encompasses an overview of the Charter's interpretation, application, rights and remedies, was devoted an almost equal number of pages (7 pages for the Charter, and 9 for cottage properties, respectively).

Based on publicly - available data, these competent authors «estimate potential patent royalties in excess of $ 120 on a hypothetical $ 400 smartphone — which is almost equal to the cost of [the] device's components» (estimated to be $ 120 to $ 150 in total based on figures published by Nomura Securities in reliance on Gartner data).

An audience of almost equal importance for each party is the opposing party.

Among Boston - area bloggers, reaction to the injunction has been shock almost equal to their shock at the underlying news story.

In fact, it had changed a lot since 2010 - 2011, when I saw it as an almost equal competitor to the UG «programme» (when I went searching for links and quotes).

But their results still show that the packaging and use phases have almost equal impacts on «ecosystem quality» as the agricultural phase.

Worldwide, the rate of recycling for glass and Tetra are almost equal, both being around 25 - 30 %.

(This is setting aside oxidation of organic C that has settled to the seafloor; there is a significant amount (about 50 times the marine biota) but the flux is very slow — the total C added to the sea floor each year is about 0.2 Gt, which is a tiny fraction of the 50 Gt cycled through marine biota; even if that were all organic C (I think it is actually mostly inorganic), the rate of oxydation of organic C in the ocean would still have to be almost equal to the rate of organic C production, which is the approximation I used before in calculating the rate of O2 uptake by that process.

It's an area almost equal to the State of West Virginia and that is in just one day.

Antarctica is 14 million km2, an area almost equal to Russia, (17 million km2), the largest country on Earth.

Vermont Yankee (closed) Pilgrim Station (closing), Brayton Point (closing), and Salem Harbor (closed, but facing NIMBY opposition to its plan to re-fuel the oil / coal plant with natural gas) together had almost equal generating capacity as all the Maine power producers combined.

Ruoff says if the energy production from wind turbine technology grew at 45 percent annually for the next 20 years, the total energy production from wind alone would almost equal the entire energy production of the world from all sources in 2007.

You must understand the amount of heat gained every 24 hours is almost equal to that lost during the same 24 hours.

Our calculations, by assuming that the two cycles from 1880 - 1940 and 1940 - 2000 are almost equal refer to an average estimate that yield to the claim that the IPCC has overestimated the anthropogenic effect on climate by a factor equal to 3.5, on average.

Sun - earth distance from January to June is almost equal to July to December.

One warms and the other cools and it turns out, the effects are almost equal and opposite.

The commercial reality is that burning corn cobs to produce steam for a turbine is almost equal in cost to using controlled fission to heat the boiler.

These authors analyzed the relative deviations of TEC (rTEC) over Japan obtained in the years 2000 — 2008 and found that the correlation between rTEC and F10.7 is highest during the maximum phase of solar activity, when the 27 - day amplitude of rTEC is almost equal to its total deviation.

Since our $ is almost equal the cost would be similar.

The annualised average growth rate in global CO2 emissions over the last three years of the credit crunch, including a 1 % increase in 2008 when the first impacts became visible, is 1.7 %, almost equal to the long - term annual average of 1.9 % for the preceding two decades back to 1990.

In my physics undergraduate course, we learned that one should stay away from analyses based on the difference between two large but almost equal numbers, especially when their accuracy is not exceptional.

What they refuse to admit to or tell us, the «lowly non-informed» is that carbon data for the 40 years prior to this indicated an almost equal upturn in carbon emmissions, with a cooling of the earth's temperatures.