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• The question is whether all of them can raise money at an equal rate.
• Irish and British coinage were mutually acceptable in the Free State at an equal rate.
• Khan, a bulky man with the mien of a student acquired degrees and aliases at an equal rate.
• Given a surface through which a metal wire passes, electrons move in both directions across the surface at an equal rate.
• "I pray unceasingly that Poland's material development will increase at an equal rate with its spiritual development ."
• If search engines were to crawl all sites at an equal rate, it would take more time overall and cost more as a result.
• "Flat tax " talk concerns muni investors because it either would tax all investment income at an equal rate-- or perhaps make it uniformly tax-exempt.
• In chemistry, a "'dynamic equilibrium "'exists once a reversible reaction ceases to change its ratio of reactants / products, but substances move between the chemicals at an equal rate, meaning there is no net change.
• Earnshaw's theorem holds that a charged particle suspended in an electrostatic field is unstable, because the forces of attraction and repulsion vary at an equal rate that is proportional to the inverse square law and remain in balance wherever a particle moves.
• Another area that could prove tricky is the issue of whether people are paid at an equal rate for equal work as required by Title VII of the Civil Rights Act-- which prohibits discrimination on the basis of race, sex, color, religion or national origin.
• They had thought Earth's water dated from the time the planet cooled enough to support water _ but if enough water to fill the oceans has rained down since then, perhaps the Earth started out dry, or some process is causing water to be lost at an equal rate.
• As a smooth flowing continuum in which everything in the universe proceeds at an equal rate, out of a future into a present and into a past . . . . After a long and careful analysis the Hopi language is seen to contain no words, grammatical forms, construction or expressions that refer directly to what we call'time', or to past, present or future . . . | }}
• Thus, for example, in her thesis on the language of children between three and five years of age, E . M . Moore gives the average number of words in the sentence of five year old children as 6.5, but by ten years of age this had become 10.8; similarly, the number of subordinate clauses per hundred sentences was 9.8 at five years, but 49.7 at ten, though not every aspect of the sentences changed at an equal rate.
• Female orgasms need to be portrayed on the screen at an equal rate to male orgasms . " " In December 1970, the cinema with Leo Productions sponsored a five-day erotic film festival toward this end " ( " to elevate pornographic film to a higher level of respectability . " ( To accommodate the crowd, the festival was held at the 800-seat Presidio Theater, but a poster for it says " Sponsored by the Sutter Cinema . " ) Mary Rexroth's film Intersection ( 1971 ) had its premiere at the Sutter, where she also showed Rexroth's film " Cozy Cool " ( 1971 ) and gay porn films.