Sentence examples for a counterpart from from inspiring English sources

In a blind tasting, it could be confused with a counterpart from the Mosel, in Germany.

In delicacy and lightness, it resembled a counterpart from the Mosel region of Germany.

It was hard to imagine a counterpart from the Sun or News of the World saying the same thing.

So a student from a low income family should not have to pay back any less than a counterpart from a middle income family after graduation.

James M. Sumner, dean of admission and financial aid at Grinnell College, said a counterpart from a well-regarded institution told him that when computing average SAT scores he excluded the SAT's of students accepted as "development cases," whose grades and test scores are often below average but whose families are likely to make major donations.

The programme leader wrote many new grant proposals, always cooperating with a counterpart from the research domain.

Just across the green ridge above, a few cloven-hoofsteps inside Spain, his flock is browsing the verdant spring where, one summer dawn in 1373, a Roncal cowherd found a Barétounais counterpart from the wrong side of the border grazing his own animals.

The chase, often paired in discussion with a New York City counterpart from William Friedkin's "French Connection", featured McQueen doing some of his own driving: a camera placed in the car and peering out the windshield registers the violent shifts in the driver's perspective as the car bounds in chassis-challenging fashion over San Francisco's famous hills.

In case of false positive, preliminary UGLE was further filtered by removing relics with intact ORF identified by GeneWise [ 47], relics with genic hits of an orthologous counterpart from the adjacent species, as well as transposable, mitochondrial and chloroplast elements.

It is noteworthy that the Series B data sets consistently have fewer CIDs than their Series A counterparts, ranging from 11.8% fewer for the PubChem-(B) set to 46.4% fewer for the Drug-(B) set, further emphasizing the importance of bias removal for comparison purposes.

In short, the i-accessibility structure one can "see" from a given state mimics what one sees from a counterpart.