Sentence examples for compared to tackling from inspiring English sources

Alonso views passing as a creative art – proactive – compared to tackling as destructive and therefore reactive.

Three different approaches, based on two different evolutionary algorithms and discrete variable relaxation, are devised and compared to tackle the upper level problem.

This study demonstrates the usefulness of data cleaning compared to other approaches tackling class imbalance, including under-sampling, over-sampling, and data generation.

Many biological tissues concern two or more layers with different mechanical properties and growths, which are more challenging to tackle compared to single layer problems.

They are moreover compared to established methods conceived to tackle in vacuo viscoelastic problems, and extended here for submerged structures.

It also positioned her as somebody particularly motivated to tackle that issue compared to many of her peers in Congress, whose median net worth is over $1 million.

The Bunnies missed just 21 tackles compared to the Bulldogs' 32 while the real difference came in their ability to win the wrestle, creating 46 quick play-the-balls while only conceding 25.

The National Fraud Investigation Bureau collates those reports and disseminates them to individual forces to investigate.Alan Woodward, a computer scientist at the University of Surrey and an adviser to Europol, the European Union's law enforcement agency, says that Britain stacks up well in tackling online crime compared to other EU countries.

"The proportion of scrum injuries is tiny compared to those caused by the tackle".

And 3.5 million kids ages 6-13 play tackle football, compared to just 2,000 NFL players.

Cleveland's up-and-down guard play was a minor issue compared to the problems at right tackle.