Everything after shall be compared but I wonder will it be topped?
"No serious writer likes to be compared, but it's nice to be compared to the best.
All week, the circuitous arrivals of Fiedler and Gannon as playoff starters were compared, but, really, there was nothing similar about the two.
I don't know to how many animals I've been compared, but I have prepared myself and I feel I don't have any control over it".
It is nice to be compared, but from what I have heard it is not good to be compared with Arsenal players!
Mr. Jobs and Mr. Rockefeller couldn't be more different and probably cannot be compared, but both books provide a glimpse into important and crucial moments in business history.
The template for Iraq today is not Vietnam, to which it has often been compared, but El Salvador, where a right-wing government backed by the United States fought a leftist insurgency in a 12-year war beginning in 1980.
Teacher based assessments are used by schools to monitor progress and these are not graded, scored or compared; but instead are descriptive and utilised in a formative manner to inform feedback and assessment for learning.
The two men are often compared, but do their teams have a similar style of play?
Other minimisation criteria, such as the standard sum of squared differences, were also tested and compared, but did not perform better.
The benefits and drawbacks of APSK and QAM have already been assessed and compared, but only focusing on additive white Gaussian noise (AWGN) and fading channels.
