Sentence examples for compare side by side from inspiring English sources
One tool, called an interleaved tag cloud, lets users compare side by side the relative frequencies of the words in two passages — for instance, President Bush's State of the Union addresses in 2002 and 2003.
"There's no pressure, and you can compare side by side," said Mr. Bobotis, of Alexandria, Va., marveling at this new way to shop for cars as he completed a turn around a half-mile test track that included a straightaway with a digital timer, a slalom and a simulation of broken pavement.
See how our Best Picture rankings compare side by side here.
But to compare, side by side, the enormity of Hitler's "efforts" [sic] with Charles Darwin's copious writings on pigeons and barnacles?
So let us compare side by side how Bush and Obama treated Reid and Umar, respectively, since this is the basis for much of the angst and anger emanating from the far right on the issue of fighting our extremist enemies.
The company asked test users to compare side-by-side examples of a results page with just the familiar 10 blue links to specialty travel sites with a page that had at the top a box containing direct links to airlines and fares.
Users can compare side-by-side videos of their swings next to Tiger's.
Today, drivers who complete the process can compare side-by-side quotes in a matter of minutes from over 200 insurance companies across all 50 states.
They can then choose up to four plans to compare side-by-side based on benefits, options, cost, etc. Finding the lesser of four evils, users can apply for the coverage of their choice online.
As an example, we compare, side-by-side, the advantages of our system over that based on cellular spheroids (3D cellular aggregates), which are common models of solid tumors used in high-throughput screening applications: (1) the spatial composition of spheroids is very difficult to control.
This is the first study to compare side-by-side, the effect of different post-translational modifications of N-glycosylation on in vitro and in vivo performance of the enzymes.
