Sentence examples for comparison well from inspiring English sources
Peter Hall, producing, has to compete with Kazan in New York and Peter Brook in Paris, and stands the comparison well with a fine ear to the tempo (where this is not defeated by incurably un-American speech).
And why do those zombies look as if their goblin-esque costumes were looted from the Lyric Theatre's last inhabitant, Spider-Man? (Actually, if Paramour is an elaborate stunt to make Spider-Man appear modest and sensible by comparison, well played).
The comparison well showed that by implementing this code, a highly accurate solution is obtained to solve the problem.
Although Co3O4 particles were synthesized in subcritical water at similar reaction conditions designed for comparison, well-ordered particles of HT-LiCoO2 were obtained in supercritical water.
Fine tuning of the nanomaterial or nanotopography may be guided by current knowledge of ESC biology since intracellular signaling pathways, proteomics, and genomics underlying the maintenance of self-renewal, lineage commitment, and directed differentiation under typical culture conditions or soluble factor-induced differentiation are, in comparison, well-defined for both mESCs and hESCs.
The numbers, year-to-year sales comparisons well above 20% even in this economy, suggest BWLD is succeeding on that level.
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A handful of reviewers invoked Kafka's Metamorphosis as a comparison, as well as the style and prose of Michel Foucault, Michel Houellebecq and Catherine Millet.
On Thursday night, however, the comparison might well turn out to be unflattering for the returning hero.
The over-the-top comparison might well have pleased Rimbaud, who clearly wanted to vaporize his poetic past.
That said, I can see that the researchers from University College London, who provided this comparison, are well intentioned, meaning only to highlight an entrenched problem.
