Sentence examples for counterpart to previously from inspiring English sources

All this provides an interesting counterpart to previously published work where crystallographic analysis was mainly performed using X-ray diffraction [13], providing highly accurate average values of film and substrate lattice parameters, but little idea of the detailed variation of the crystal parameters within the film.

Recent reports have made a point of shooting down rumors that Sony is planning a "guy-themed" counterpart to the previously announced all-female reboot of Ghostbusters.

TechCrunch had previously heard that Facebook has its own counterpart to "Project Loon" in the works, and this could be a part of that agenda.

Create London's Hadrian Garrard said it would be a "counterpart to the big, flashy, flag-waving expensive ticket offers that we've seen previously".

The derived filters can be easily cascaded and use reduced number of passive components compared to previously reported counterparts.

(She's the dramatic counterpart to Virginia O'Brien).

Common frogs that make their homes in suburban areas are more likely than their rural counterparts to develop the reproductive abnormalities previously found in fish in the Potomac and Mississippi Rivers, according to the study by David Skelly, a professor of ecology at the Yale School of Forestry and Environmental Studies.

Mr. Zapata's declining health was widely known as his hunger strike extended into its 11th week, and American officials said they raised the issue with their Cuban counterparts at previously scheduled talks over immigration held in Havana on Feb. 19, just four days before he died.

Accordingly, the MSAW was able to process about threefold larger arrays compared to the multi-thermal counterpart we previously developed [5], which in turn was capable of analyzing about a 75-fold larger array compared to other multi-thermal devices [5], [19], [20].

Indeed, 11 of the 17 transcriptional regulators tentatively associated with Shewanella sugar utilization pathways are nonorthologous to their counterparts previously characterized in E. coli and other species (Table 2).

But many of their poorer counterparts that previously stood to gain from globalization could find themselves in an increasingly difficult position.