"With each year we are able to compare performance on greenhouse gas information with new levels of granularity," he said.
"The younger generation should see all that history, so they are able to compare it to what we have today".
Naturally, users are able to compare their career stats with those of their friends, and to actively track and monitor the stats of key rivals.
"I want Parisians to have a clear choice, in which they are able to compare our experiences and especially our projects for Paris," she explains.
Right now, in Canada they are able to compare life satisfaction levels between different provinces and see that rich provinces are not the happiest.
By placing GPS antennae on shore and on the buoys, the researchers are able to compare a buoy's "altitude" with that of a stable location on land.
"I believe that the reason they have little traction on this subject is because their readers are able to compare what they read about the BBC with their own experience of the BBC's services, week in, week out".
It will take data from the annual survey of hours and earnings and display information about pay so that people are able to compare wages with others in their sector and region.
In such a compressed race, with virtually no time to shape a message or fashion a comeback if damage is done, the importance of any event in which voters are able to compare the candidates -- like the Republican and Democratic debates this week in Los Angeles -- could be greatly magnified.
Therefore, decision makers are able to compare rigid and flexible projects based on reliable predictions.
Since these two problems are related to the same physical problem, we are able to compare the results.
