How To Use Equable In A Sentence
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In the year 115 B.C., officers to "equalize distribution", chün shu, which may be termed equable marketing, were appointed.
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It's lucky that his parents are so equable.
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An equable character, without airs, he displays a cool estimation of how seriously to take how others see him.
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As the real motions, both of the earth and the planets, are unequable, it was requisite to have some mode of representing their inequalities; and accordingly the ancient theory of excentrics and epicycles was retained so far as was requisite for this purpose.
Great Men and Famous Women. Vol. 3 of 8 A series of pen and pencil sketches of the lives of more than 200 of the most prominent personages in History
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In the Torres Islands the predominant seasonal winds occur within a weather regime that is fairly equable throughout the year.
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Graham has a fairly equable temperament - I haven't often seen him really angry.
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The method I should use in distributive Justice, [174] I often observe in commutative; [175] and keep a Geometrical proportion in both, whereby becoming equable to others, I become unjust to my self, and supererogate
Religio Medici
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It was bright and hot, the glorious, equable equatorial heat, and when we got out of the mangrove swamps through which the road is causewayed, there was fine tropical foliage, and the trees were festooned with a large, blue Thunbergia of great beauty.
The Golden Chersonese and the way thither
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Her sound was more beautiful, her stage presence more serene, her personality more equable.
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They insisted that the climate we had experienced in the past century or so, mild and equable, was not the only sort of climate the planet knew.
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From a technical point of view this is ideal, but in practice it can lead to inequable losses among small farmers of lands occupied by wind-breaks.
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It is given to you to teach lessons of the utmost importance to mankind, in maintaining the principle that no progress can be real which is not equable, which is not proportionate, which does not develop all the faculties belonging to our nature.
Model Speeches for Practise
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The south of the country enjoys an equable climate.
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The present arrangement is more or less temporary," she commenced in equable tones.
Just Patty
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In any case, Late Mesozoic climates were so mild and equable that even the earliest Jurassic birds were probably fully capable of relatively precise behavioral thermoregulation.
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The dirt, the poverty, the rancid oil, and the inequable climate of Calabria must have been a trial and something of a disappointment to him.
The House of Cobwebs and Other Stories
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Their diverse flora and fauna were considered mainly a response to a stable and an equable climatic regime.
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Its distance from the Sun was just right to sustain life, providing the right kind of equable temperatures and flowing water.
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USAGE: Apply toner to the inequable parts of the skin pat softly till fully absorbed.
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Such rapid changes in temperature could throw a body still further out of balance; the prevailing assumption held that equable temperatures generated the best health.
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In a frictional hinge device, an inequable strain distribution within a synthetic resin is determined to be 15% or less so as to increase a torque holding rate by 80% or more to tightly engage a support block 20 with a metallic shaft 10.
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Further, it is to be hoped that a more equable frame of mind may help create the right kind of emotional and mental conditions for physical healing - in which ever way it is sought - to take place.
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On the other hand, he was sweet-tempered and equable, and he did not resent the early shows of crustiness which Michael made.
CHAPTER XXIX
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The beast either deemed the burden inequable and unjust (for the Arabian camel, like the Peruvian llama, has a very acute perception of fair play in this respect) or a fit of caprice had entered its mulish head.
The Boy Slaves
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There are also people of a naturally equable temperament who intuitively understand the need for preparatory mourning and adjust their lives accordingly.
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But the occasions when their equable relationship was suddenly jarred by Frank were rare.
OUT OF THE ASHES
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As the others flounced and stamped their way through the jungle, Blackburn's equable temper won through.
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an equable climate
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Graham has a fairly equable temperament - I haven't often seen him really angry.
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He was a man of the most equable temper.
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The equable climate, natural abundance of forest with plenty of herbs and medicinal plants and cool monsoon are best suited for rejuvenation.
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Quincy, whose shrewd little soul easily divined that this equable warmth of manner, which she dubbed snippy condescension, sprang from affection for Dick and Mrs. Percival and not for herself.
Jewel Weed
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He was also extremely experienced, mentally robust, and equable.
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My spirits were equable but not equal to adventure so I pulled in to a lay-by to eat my lunch, listening to a radio programme on Rachmaninov's second piano concerto.
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The rising seas and humid, equable conditions of the Mesozoic strongly reduced the availability of marine iron.
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Annie Besant was employed as a journalist and penned pieces on women's rights, and the inequable Victorian laws on marriage.
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Even so I seemed at every point of contact to be surrounded by abrasive people intent on disturbing my peace, my comfort, and my equable nature.
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We have not yet seen that your marketing is "equable".
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The coast has an equable Mediterranean climate well suited to agriculture.
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I believe, however, that this voluptuous acme is, at any rate in children, much less common than the equable voluptuous sensation which can be aroused by all kinds of manipulations and stimulations of the peripheral genital organs, and more especially of the glans, the penis, the clitoris, and the labia minora.
The Sexual Life of the Child
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First, being blessed with a fairly equable climate, we enjoy complaining about our weather with wild exaggeration on those days when it turns out less than perfect; on hottish days in the summer there are headlines beginning PHEW!
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Martin's wide experience and equable disposition enabled him to mediate institutional rivalries in the history profession; he was greatly in demand as a supervisor of postgraduate research.
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So, despite Newton's conception of the perfectly equable flow of time, his theory of gravitation can well be interpreted as a description of the effects of the inequable flow of time.
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The climate even at high latitudes during much of this period was warm and equable year-round, described by one investigator as ‘wall-to-wall Jamaica.’
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(as, for instance, "equable," "gratitudes," and many others), and by twisting or translation of its classical equivalents and etymons give it some quite new sense in English.
A History of Elizabethan Literature
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These fossils are from a time when the warm equable climate of the early Eocene was changing to the cooler more seasonal climates that we know today.
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The coastal belt is warm and equable with moderate rainfall but conditions become progressively more arid and extreme further inland.
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Their elegantly equable tone is in telling contrast to the remarks of others, which are similarly minded but testier in their articulation.
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I have adopted the term equable marketing to designate this interesting attempt to solve the problem of distribution in Han times.
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There are also people of a naturally equable temperament who intuitively understand the need for preparatory mourning and adjust their lives accordingly.
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Further, if students believe the criteria to be implicit, then they may see assessment as some sort of lottery in which they experience inequable treatment from idiosyncratic staff.
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Graham has a fairly equable temperament - I haven't often seen him really angry.
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Hamon keeps his camera moving, shooting his equable subject from various angles, often jumping from his face to his hands and back in what seems to be an effort to inject movement into a visually static film.
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He felt it almost sinful to work to such an equable schedule for such a rate of pay.
THE AMBASSADOR'S WOMEN
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My temper, generally, is equable, as is my outlook.
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There is now a more equable climate for innovation and investment in new technology.
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The climate is generally mild, equable and mostly free from extremes of heat and cold, but very high temperatures occur in the northwest and very cold temperatures on the Southern Tablelands.
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How extraordinary, I say, fascinated by the possibility of two people being either so equable, or so indifferent, that they can go 30 years without a cross word.
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I have stenographed every word he has said to me respecting the equable distribution of certain curiosities among his friends and children, and his last wish about “his” dear old friend, Sir
How I Found Livingstone
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So the system came to be known as equable marketing.
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Conditions indoors are regarded as satisfactory when the atmosphere can be maintained at an equable temperature and humidity.
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He is every writing journalist's idea of a photographer: modest, equable, sober.
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He felt it almost sinful to work to such an equable schedule for such a rate of pay.
THE AMBASSADOR'S WOMEN
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our successors...may be graver, more inured and equable men
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Because of a number of inequable systems and historical formation of the institutional barriers, migrant workers in cities can not enjoy all their rights.
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His true marvel has been to maintain an equable temper in conditions which really ought to have quadrupled his 15-a-day smoking habit.
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Calm is emphasised by silence, and by the equable temperature.
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Even so I seemed at every point of contact to be surrounded by abrasive people intent on disturbing my peace, my comfort, and my equable nature.
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I didn't care over-weeningly for it for personal gratification; and in my philosophy I completed the circle, finding myself as equable with the lack of a ten-cent piece as I was with the squandering of scores of dollars in calling all men and hangers-on up to the bar to drink with me.
Chapter 18
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While his discourse is extreme and accusatory, his demeanor is equable and deliberate.
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There is no ebb and flow in his metre more than on the shores of the Adriatic, but wave follows wave with equable gainings and recessions, the one sliding back in fluent music to be mingled with and carried forward by the next.
Among My Books Second Series
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As the others flounced and stamped their way through the jungle, Blackburn's equable temper won through.
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Graham has a fairly equable temperament - I haven't often seen him really angry.
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Many cycads may be grown outdoors in California and the southern United States, but they cannot seem to tolerate the less equable climate in other parts of the nation.
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During the Eocene, this region was located at much the same latitude it is today, though global climate was more equable.
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Even so I seemed at every point of contact to be surrounded by abrasive people intent on disturbing my peace, my comfort, and my equable nature.
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Persians are the most mellow, sedentary and equable cats ever created.
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I often observe in commutative; and keep a geometrical proportion in both, whereby becoming equable to others, I become unjust to myself, and supererogate in that common principle, “Do unto others as thou wouldst be done unto thyself.”
Religio Medici
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The climate is equable, with hot summers, pleasant springs and autumns and cool winters.
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Relative, apparent and common time, is some sensible measure of absolute time (duration), estimated by the motions of bodies, whether accurate or inequable, and is commonly employed in place of true time; ...
TIME
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an equable temper
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In this process Homer must lose at least half his charm, his bright and equable speed, the musical current of that narrative, which, like the river of Egypt, flows from an indiscoverable source, and mirrors the temples and the palaces of unforgotten gods and kings.
The Odyssey
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She looked up into his face, but it was completely equable behind the mask, and Isis could not recognize who it was.
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I like working with Edward because he's so calm and equable.
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Therein, perhaps, lies a clue: wherever it is, whatever he is, he would wear it with a certain equable tough-mindedness, a discreet cynicism tinged with self-deprecating irony.
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The animals thrived during the ice age because the temperatures were more equable with cool summers and milder winters.
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He was of an equable temper, with only such acerbities and touchinesses as are generally to be found in those who have had a love affair in their youth and remained, as they fancy, unwed because of it.
The Common Reader, Second Series
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For some reason, the editor has started to greet me with a growl, which can be a little on the disconcerting side for an equable chap like me.
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But the occasions when their equable relationship was suddenly jarred by Frank were rare.
OUT OF THE ASHES
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On the other hand, he was sweet-tempered and equable, and he did not resent the early shows of crustiness which Michael made.
CHAPTER XXIX
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As a young girl, she frankly described an inequable children world, which we didn't know. Not only children but also adults enjoy this book.
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The more equable climate should ensure a good night for the Europeans.
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If relationships are abusive or largely inequable, it may be impossible for the less aroused partner to be in control or to be able to stop when he/she wishes to.
Empowering Women Or Blaming The Victim
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These islands are mountainous, with rainforests that make the climate equable and supplies of fresh water plentiful.
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Its equable temperament, unusual among terriers, results in large measure from the fact that it was originally a hunt terrier, expected to run peacefully with foxhounds.
