Examples of using Equal numbers in English and their translations into Greek
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It holds the promise of resolving many problems in particle theory, but requires equal numbers of fermions and bosons.
to be the first"odd number," because it cannot be divided into two equal numbers.
two different metals(there should be equal numbers of each colour).
one with sides that are equal numbers.
Talat wants a mixed board of Directors, equal number of scientists, equal numbers of administrative employees, something which basically will destroy the Institute's functionality.
vicious enemies almost in equal numbers.
That prompted parliament to pass non-binding legislation last year calling on parties to field equal numbers of male and female candidates.
The most realistic chance of a Fianna Fail-Fine Gael coalition is if both sides emerge with roughly equal numbers of seats.
Big Bang antiparticles and particles were created in almost equal numbers.
If couples will not be matched, then ensure there are equal numbers of men and women attending.
or daughters, or equal numbers of each sex.
eight participants allow the distribution of all cards in equal numbers.
employs almost equal numbers of men and women.
The researchers attempt to place people with similar characteristics in equal numbers in treatment and placebo groups.
AFTER 1811 Amedeo Avogadro shows that equal volumes of different gases contain equal numbers of molecules.
The Commission will examine the possibility to allow Member States to conclude bilateral arrangements concerning"annulment" of the exchange of equal numbers of asylum seekers in well-defined circumstances.
at equal temperatures and pressures contained equal numbers of molecules.
by phone to ensure equal numbers of men and women,
have also linked this allocation to an internal restructuring, for the equal numbers of C and A posts suggest that something is rotten in the state of the Community.
vice-versa according to Einstein's famous E=mc2 equation, equal numbers of particles and oppositely charged antiparticles must be created or annihilated.