Sentence examples for comparable terms from inspiring English sources
We convert quantitative goals into comparable terms to compare the nominal stringency of EERS programs across states.
These could be automatically identified through a more sophisticated treatment of stemming, in which we track suffixes and compare the morphological structure of comparable terms.
In "A Moral Reckoning," Goldhagen now turns from nation to religion, and indicts the Roman Catholic Church in comparable terms.
Commitments to pay staff a living wage and broadly comparable terms and conditions for new starters remain unresolved, despite a commitment agreed.
That is the influence of Bale on his team right now and here was a display that put those who scoff at suggestions that the Welshman is on comparable terms with Cristiano Ronaldo in their place.
Comparable terms for public health medicine are social medicine and community medicine; the latter has been widely adopted in the United Kingdom, and the practitioners are called community physicians.
The comparable term to epikleros in Sparta was patrouchoi, occasionally rendered as patrouchos.
Thus, religious studies scholar James R. Lewis identified "New Age" as a problematic term, but asserted that "there exists no comparable term which covers all aspects of the movement" and that thus it remained a useful etic category for scholars to use.
Mad Men/ Damages (BBC4/ BBC1) Two dramas that are only really comparable in terms of their brilliance.
"The big question is whether the second anniversary will be comparable in terms of its effect on people".
