Sentence examples for apparently compared from inspiring English sources
In turn, in response to complaints that you apparently compared people who believe in space aliens to those who adhere to literal Christian motives, such as transubstantiation, you claimed you were merely being irreverent.
The results showed that the length of oxidized MWCNTs decreased apparently compared with the raw MWCNTs (10 to 30 μm).
The advantage of RRSA is to enlarge the displacement output apparently compared with ordinary SMA linear actuators.
The BET specific surface area of TiO2 nanotubes was 299 m2g−1, which increased apparently compared to that of the TiO2 nanoparticles (S BET = 190 m2g−1) obtained by calcination of TAN directly in the air at 400 °C.
Apparently, compared with the bare Ni3Si2O5(OH)4 microsphere electrode, the Ni3Si2O5(OH)4/RGO microsphere electrode possesses much smaller R s and R ct values, which are indeed indicative of its better electronic conductivity and allow for faster electron transport within the electrode matrix [32 34].
The obtained sequence fragments were apparently compared to some version of the Cambridge Reference Sequence (CRS) but obviously not to the sequence NC_18007.4 as asserted by Carew et al. (2003), which e.g. bears the changes A73G, C150T, T195C, A263G, 309+C, 315+C, and T408A relative to the rCRS.
But nothing could apparently compare to Miley Cyrus's raunchy performance with Robin Thicke to Blurred Lines at the VMA Awards.
Today's cartoon in the Daily Mail, drawn by Mac, has caused a lot of hand-wringing on social media for apparently comparing refugees to rats.
"Once the show gets started, it's bound to be a sight to see … I don't want to be there holding on," croaks Caleb Followill on Pyro, before apparently comparing himself to a "little shaken baby", the latter a prime example of the discontented multimillionaire rock star's favourite pastime, Laying It on a Bit Thick.
The mainlobe does not spread apparently comparing with the result only using weighting function.
Brookes, in a caption, called it "Scrotum Humanum," apparently comparing its appearance to a pair of "human testicles".
