Equalisation used in a sentence

Equalisation in a sentence as a noun

It'd get closer than most other falling sand games if you turn on water equalisation though.

I guess it's a good thing he's been wrong about the equalisation of the sexes - both men and women may not commute today.

That's an equalisation, a way to keep people humble but still acknowledging the status to keep the community happy

I don't know of the top of my head any tool that'll do brightness equalisation like that automatically but I'm sure it exists, it's computationally not a hard problem.

What if also have an energy term for difference in interframe x-position along the seam?Or maybe doing histogram equalisation for pairs of adjacent frames before the seam cutting might help.

You'd have to be mentally ill to believe that a [Lossless > AAC-256 > Lossless] conversion is more detrimental than [Lossless > equalisation > analogue mastering > lathe cutting > vinyl stamping > stylus scraping > pre-amplification > ADC > Lossless].

It's a natural equalisation: why does a worker in America deserve a better standard of living than a worker in Indian or China when the latter is willing to work so much harder to pull his family out of abject, mud-hut poverty?

Not only would this create a multi-trillion dollar peace dividend which could be spent on original R&D and social investment of all kinds, it would also create a massive wealth equalisation, end many of the more obvious and pointless kinds of wealth speculation, and create a global wealth boom, as location became much less important than talent and imagination.

The 'PC' forces I believe are ideologically bent on a very specific kind of 'equalisation' wherein there's a kind of instinct to see any 'difference' as 'inequality' and therefore 'immoral'.So I think those are the primary forces: lack of social agreement supported by commercial interest pulling us towards aspiration, and ideological forces promoting their specific version of 'moral equality'.