A total of 53 comparative studies were assessed and the performance of 72 methods/sub-methods compared is analysed.
The "Romeo" with which this one will be compared is Kenneth MacMillan's 1965 version.
The American minimalist composer to whose work Mr. Koite's has been compared is Philip Glass (not Phillip).
The very fact that two governments have permitted some of their countries' earliest treasures to travel abroad, be exhibited together and, inevitably, be compared is persuasive evidence of rapprochement.
THE difference between Susur Lee in Toronto and Jean-Georges Vongerichten, the New York-based chef with whom he has been compared, is that Mr. Lee has no competition.
Despite the aura of postmodernism in which The Seducer is bathed, the book to which it might be compared is Tom Jones, the pioneering novel of male sexual comedy.
By international agreement the standard unit of mass, with which the masses of all other objects are compared, is a platinum-iridium cylinder of one kilogram.
Madonna, to whom Lady Gaga is sometimes clumsily compared, is known for changing her look with each tour; Lady Gaga changed her look eight times in the course of the evening: her outfits included bronze Cleopatra-like armor, with a gold wrecking-ball accessory, a red vinyl pushup bra, matching panties, and a red chauffeur's hat.
The writer to whom Eggers should be compared is F. Scott Fitzgerald, the master of American loss, whose style is so captivating it makes you want to weep — as Eggers's does.
And the way they will be compared is index size and, more importantly, relevance/ranking of results.
(2013a) with measurements from multiple observatories being analyzed and compared is beneficial.
