Well, in a perfect market, where every customer knew everything, that would be fine--people would know exactly what your product was, could compare it perfectly to the competition, and base their purchase on the best value.
We compared a perfectly periodic schedule to the opposite extreme of a Markov process.
Raw volumes of selected spots as well as average spot volumes were evaluated in several ways comparing only few perfectly shaped spots (Text S2) or a larger number of random spots across the gel (Text S3), respectively, using DeCyder DIA and BVA analysis modules.
Everything Jennifer Saunders, the show's creator, does for the rest of her life will be compared with that perfectly executed, perfectly timed sendup of the fashion-music-P.R. mediaplex in 1990s London.
Writing on Twitter, the singer said: "Tidal is so expensive compared to other perfectly good streaming services.
Compared to the perfectly plumped pillows of the other candidates' homes, Mr. Hayes said, "It feels like it's coming from a more authentic place".
Their statement compared Santorum's perfectly understandable elation about the Louisiana result to "a football team celebrating a field goal when they are losing by seven touchdowns with less than a minute left in the game".
In the context of the show, compared to the perfectly angelic runner-up Carly Rose Sonenclar or the burly goober Tate Stevens, who won, the boys of Emblem3 may as well have been Lou Reed, Iggy Pop and Ad-Rock.
"Not only was it a way for the dispossessed to make a living, but compared with the perfectly legal frauds perpetuated by the nation's banks, lawbreaking seemed honest".
For evidence of what happens when biographer and subject don't click so perfectly, compare Mr. McDonough's sweeping yet uneasy portrait of Neil Young, "Shakey," an authorized book eager to please its subject, with his freewheeling approach in "Tammy Wynette" to the late, lamented, conveniently elusive "Tragic Country Queen".
