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Перевод: unequal

[прилагательное]
неравный; неравноценный; плохо подобранный; неровный; неадекватный; несоответствующий

Тезаурус:

1. Sometimes effective land-use management and watershed management requires a number of institutions of this kind to agree, which may well be even more difficult because of unequal costs and benefits of conservation measures between different communities or villages.
2. Cooperation is rarely found to succeed amongst those who are unequal in material terms since it becomes difficult both to ensure an equal distribution of costs and benefits.
3. In order to create a mark-to-space ratio greater than unity (i.e. output high/low times unequal) the resistor/diode arrangement shown in Fig. 4 is used.
4. It finished (as a bowler) the former Derbyshire player, Fred Swarbrook, who gave up the unequal struggle when, peering frantically around to see where a delivery had gone, he found out only when the ball dropped out of the stratosphere and hit him on top of the head.
5. In the absence of environmental signals there has to be the unequal distribution of some factor at cell division so that the cells behave differently from one another.
6. While advised to look outwards, and open their economies to trade and investment, they will feel compelled to look inwards as the competition on international markets appears unequal.
7. Should I give up the unequal struggle and wait until I reached the age of 16?
8. Two-Dogs was slumped in his usual chair, with four legs of unequal length, sucking like a baby on the brown-paper-wrapped bottle he always carried.
9. Eventually Ryan appeased Neath by choosing more of their players but it made no difference: whatever kind of front five was chosen, static or mobile, Wales were beaten, and then when rugby league lucre had begun to attract an increasing number of his better players Ryan gave up the unequal struggle after the devastating defeat at Twickenham in 1990.
10. One per cent of Brazilians hold 53 per cent of the wealth: distribution is more unequal than in India.
11. Personal and social problems are explained in terms of the unequal distribution of power and resources in society.
12. However, as MacPherson and others have pointed out, such a formulation fails to come to terms with the central dilemma confronting liberalism, which is that in an unequal society, where some people come to depend on provision made by others in order to pursue their livelihood, all are not equally able to lead a fully human existence.
13. With further cell divisions there would be a further unequal distribution of such determinants.