Equalizers [noun]

Although they initially criticized the Fairness Doctrine as an insufficiently strong regulation, many eventually came to see it as an important equalizer.

If you’re so included, you can also fiddle with the equalizer in the wearable app.

So if students from certain groups are being shut out of the field, it means that public education is failing in its role as the great equalizer.

Last weekend, however, it squandered an early two-goal lead at New England and, after scoring the equalizer, yielded the late deciding goal.

Social media has proven to be an excellent equalizer, enabling fledgling companies to compete with larger businesses for followers and engagement.

This is an important reminder that the pandemic has not been the “great equalizer,” as it was initially described.

What should be done with a broken engine truck spring or equalizer?

What should be done if a driving spring hanger or equalizer should break?

For a broken equalizer, block on top of engine truck boxes and under truck frame.

Interest is therefore the equalizer of the value of things in different periods.