Sentence examples for compare in intensity from inspiring English sources

But the action in the movie doesn't compare in intensity to the crazed heat in "Cruising".

But none of these distractions compare, in intensity and addictiveness, to the one increasingly sapping our attention at the wheel: smartphones.

But none of his speeches that I have seen can compare in intensity and sophistication to the address he delivered nine days after the coup, praising the "martyrs" who lost their lives defending the nation against the coup.

In 2004, researchers at the University of North Carolina, examining data gathered from helmet-mounted sensors, discovered that many football collisions compare in intensity to a vehicle smashing into a wall at twenty-five miles per hour.

None of these "mixing" situations, however, can compare in intensity with the indirect exposure of the small town of Fallon, Nevada (population 7,536), in only a few years, to over 100,000 military personnel from outside the area receiving training at the naval air station, reaching the extraordinary level of 55,000 in 2000 (GlobalSecurity.org 2003;. U.S. Navy 2002).

But I believe it will be an experience that compares in intensity or joy or uniqueness to the best experiences we can access in reality.

While the cultures of India, China, and Japan have produced significant and highly artistic drama, there is little here to compare in magnitude, intensity, and freedom of form to the tragedies of the West.

To distinguish between auto- and trans-phosphorylation activities of recombinant CPK6 and OST1 we compared in-gel band intensities of gels with or without the substrate Histone-III.

"The kind of sanctions we can impose ― I would not say they're pinpricks, but they do not compare in any way with the intensity of the actions that China could take," Perry told NPR. "They are the primary trading partner of North Korea.

(A and B ) Fold-change differences within standard (A ) and defined (B ) diets were calculated by comparing changes in intensity from the ratio of maximum to minimum lifespan-associated values.

These simulations also compare skill intensity in trade sectors, referring to which types of labor (low-skilled, medium-skilled, or high-skilled) are more demanded proportionately in the production of different goods.