Sentence examples for comparative virtues from inspiring English sources

ANNALS OF SOUND about the comparative virtues of LP phonograph records and compact disks.

He will talk for hours about the comparative virtues of Whole Foods, Trader Joe's and Fairway.

By David Denby The New Yorker, August 26 , 1996P. 64 ANNALS OF SOUND about the comparative virtues of LP phonograph records and compact disks..

The New Yorker, August 26 , 1996P. 64 ANNALS OF SOUND about the comparative virtues of LP phonograph records and compact disks..

He heard Mickey Hart, a drummer for the… ANNALS OF SOUND about the comparative virtues of LP phonograph records and compact disks.

His taste wasn't undemanding, and so he found a lot to disappoint him, but he was very democratic and would earnestly discuss the comparative virtues of all sorts of movies that even the reviewers didn't bother to take seriously.

It may never be as emblematic as the Hollywood sign, and by virtue of its comparative isolation in a mountain pass, accessible only by a three-car tram or a brisk uphill walk of 15 minutes, it can never be a truly serendipitous destination in a city full of such.

Regardless of what comparative-advantage theory may say about the virtues of unrestricted trade, all nations interfere with international transactions to some degree.

Ethnography, by virtue of its intersubjective nature, is necessarily comparative.

Through comparative experiments, JITLIDB is shown to effectively reduce computation time by virtue of its use of a layered database structure to decrease the computational burden and a forgetting factor to prevent the JITL database from infinitely increasing in size.

Our comprehensive comparative analysis suggests distinct mode of transcriptional regulation in malaria parasite by virtue of poised genes and differential histone modifications.