The phrase "advanced as many" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a comparison or a quantity, but without additional context, it is unclear how to use it appropriately.
Example: "The project was advanced as many as the previous ones, but it still fell short of expectations."
Alternatives: "progressed as much as" or "developed to the same extent as".
An on-screen GUI and microphone assists in the setup, which makes the system sound as advanced as many aftermarket solutions.
However, the ranking algorithms it uses are not as advanced as many of its more traditional rivals, which may limit its appeal beyond an enthusiast audience.
Graphically, the games are superior to the original 8-bit game, but not as advanced as many of the more recent console and handheld ports.
There's a wide choice of operators offering organised tours of the vineyards; if you're doing it independently, it's advisable to book in advance as many bodegas only open for pre-arranged visits.
Focus on programs that offer education on technological advances, as many of your younger colleagues will have degrees focusing on this.
Robins acknowledges that the bot isn't as advanced as Bandit or many other robots out there.
This gap will widen further as many recent advances in early detection and treatment remain largely confined to industrialized nations [ 7] and significant disparities in breast cancer research exist [ 8].
In general, those now moving into senior positions are younger and better educated than their predecessors, and many have advanced as economic technocrats.
The only good news is that Iran's program is not advancing as fast as many feared, as a result of the Stuxnet computer worm and sanctions that make it harder for Tehran to import needed materials.
If there is any good news in the I.A.E.A. report, it appears that Iran's enrichment program is not advancing as fast as many feared — the result of the Stuxnet computer virus and sanctions that make it harder for Tehran to import needed materials from overseas.
The smart home industry won't be advanced by throwing as many sensors into a device as possible or creating a robot controlled by voice commands.
