Sentence examples for comparative objects from inspiring English sources

The practice is pretty much universal (in the West it's sometimes called science), and the show indicates this with an array of comparative objects, from Greek vases depicting the Delphic oracle to Chinese astrological figures to three of Albrecht Durer's "Apocalypse" woodcuts.

Reference group and relative comparison theories state that the comparative objects of individuals, groups, and organizations are more likely to be reference objects with more daily interactions, close status, or similar characteristics.

Tim Maudlin has put the point nicely: "if there are no objective facts about the comparative character of objects, we must fall back into the unpalatable position that the only real structure of the universe is its cardinality".

In basic terms, linear measurement may be viewed as 'a comparative property of objects that embodies the amount of one-dimensional space between endpoints of the objects, which can be compared or quantified' (Szilagyi et al., 2013, p. 583).

The number of UAs was insufficient for comparative purposes between objects of research and modalities of secondary use.

We use a FARO Gauge digitizer arm to measure the geometry of the visible scene and also to gather data about a sparse set of points on hidden objects for comparative verification.

Synthesizing insights from policy studies literature and existing adaptation research, the article identifies and operationalizes two aspects of public policy policy content and policy process which are salient objects of comparative analysis that typically vary from one community to another.

Regular opinions pertain to a single entity only, while comparative opinions have an object or some of its aspects discussed in comparison to another object.

Contact: [email protected]; [email protected] One of the main approaches to understand biological objects has long been comparative studies, from comparative anatomy in the 18th century to comparative genomics in the last decade.

Such a sense judgement, through comparative awareness, detaches the object from a given place and time, thereby preparing the way within the realm of sense cognition for intellectual cognition.[29] When we arrive at the threshold of intellectual cognition, we are entering the next step along the Bonaventurian journey.

The ecological prevalence and diversity of insects makes them an ideal object for comparative genomics research.