The phrase "a superior such" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear when to use it due to its lack of clarity and grammatical structure.
Example: "He is a superior such as no other" does not make sense in context.
Alternatives: "a superior example" or "a superior type".
High treason remained distinct though, from what became known as petty treason: the killing of a lawful superior, such as a husband by his wife.
At the bottom of society were the "masterless men" and women (who lacked a clear social relationship with a social superior, such as service or apprenticeship) the unemployed and vagrants, whose numbers were swelled in times of economic downturn or hardship.
A superior education, such as, on the whole, we got in those private schools, can only be used by those it was not intended for.
But we are still haunted by the collective horror and mass sacrifice of the "great war", as proved by the way it currently dignifies a superior soap such as Downton Abbey.
When writer went there,… "A superior education, such as, on the whole, we got in those private schools, can only be used by those it was not intended for".
The bi-layer channel AZO/ZnO TFT which is annealed in dry O2 at 300 °C exhibits a superior performance such as SS of 0.23 V/decade, a low I off of 2.5 × 10−13A, I on/I off ratio of 1.4 × 107, mobility of 0.4 cm2/Vs, and threshold voltage of −1.0 V.
Salman wasn't offering me a slice because I looked hungry; he wanted me to tell him it was good, that it was worthy of a superior palate such as mine.
No one but a superior conversationalist such as yourself could have ever got her to reveal that!
US soldiers are often accused of appearing arrogant and superior - such perceived attitudes can be deeply hurtful.
For such high-dimensional, complex problems, machine learning methods may be a superior approach over such semi-analytical/empirical methods.
