Sentence examples for comparing of from inspiring English sources

Mr. Seymour said the department was already comparing of photographs in a limited way.

There's no obsessive comparing of recordings and styles, no sense of a wide-ranging appreciation of jazz history — no Elvin Jones, no Tony Williams, no Max Roach, no Ed Blackwell.

It taunted us from the sidelines of our social life (the barbecues with toddlers underfoot; a friend's child interrupting conversations mid-sentence; the clubby comparing of notes about Ritalin and dance lessons and college tuition, which prompted us to feign interest lest we come across like overgrown children ourselves).

A bit of balance redressing: "I recognise that this contribution is a little late - I could blame it on the pressures of work but who'd believe me? - but Rebecca Lee's being a little hypersensitive about the comparing of women players to dogs," writes Tom Chivers.

The rain cleared, and the sidewalks of New York filled with all the familiar sights and sounds: the Cinderella backpacks, the complaints about school uniforms, the comparing of schedules, the shrieks and giggles.

Colonel Malcom said that the military was sharing information with the Secret Service, but that "outside this comparing of notes, these are two separate and distinct investigations; each agency has its own set of governing rules".

Neither results from a mere "comparing of ideas" (T, 463).

Figure 12 shows a detail comparing of classic isotropic kernel surface reconstruction [34] with our method.

When we have several fuzzy processes, a criterion for comparing of two fuzzy subsets is needed.

Comparing of the both approaches shows that they provide nearly same estimates of the fluidity.

Open image in new window Fig. 4 Comparing of query formulation methods with different query budgets.