Sentence examples for comparable in respect from inspiring English sources
The key feature of our theorem is that the contractive condition is only assumed to hold on elements that are comparable in respect to the partial ordering.
Our Theorem 3.2 gives a contribution to the 'fixed point arena' in the sense of generalization by using fuzziness under ordered metric spaces and by assuming the validity of the contractive condition only on elements that are comparable in respect to partial ordering.
The groups were however comparable in respect of age, gender and ethnicity.
We have to assume that the arthroplasty cohorts and the reference cohort are acceptably comparable in respect of migration.
The two groups were comparable in respect of age, weight and type of operation i.e. modified radical mastectomy (MRM).
The two groups were comparable in respect of age, weight, and technique of operation and extent of axillary dissection.
Therefore, the adjoining North Brahmaputra Plain, the site of our interest, might be expected to follow the comparable way in respect to the mobilization of As in groundwater.
He said he was unconvinced by the reasons given for refusing an investigation: "No one has ever suggested that the events of Orgreave were comparable in every respect to the disaster at Hillsborough.
Kant thus remains, in spite of everything, an inexhaustible source of problems and ideas, comparable in this respect to Plato and Aristotle, with whom he forms the great triad of Western philosophical thought.
More troublingly, Wilson then links this sexual license to the period's creativity: "The Berlin of the Weimar Republic, or the New York of Andy Warhol's generation, was perhaps comparable in this respect to Elizabethan London".
Mr. Palmer summed up the advantages in his history: "The system of designating the schools of New York by numbers, besides having the sanction of a century's use, has the great merit of convenience, and is comparable in this respect with the scheme of numerically designated streets".
