Sentence examples for counterpart to this from inspiring English sources

The foreign counterpart to this phenomenon was the New Imperialism.

The counterpart to this is that people with good ideas are loathe to express them.

Obviously, there is no counterpart to this kind of cryptanalytic attack in single-key systems.

There is no counterpart to this popularity in American letters, though perhaps Robert Frost once approached it.

A natural counterpart to this process, they suggest, would be water currents' forcing bubbles through rock pores.

The Martin House, a Prairie House complex of five buildings on a vast suburban lot, is the domestic counterpart to this vision.

Where are the counterparts to this newest Hollywood comedy clique -- the Latina comedy troupes, the lesbian collectives, the multiracial ensembles?

To the contrary, to bar federal judges from recognizing plain errors on collateral review is to bind the federal prisoners more tightly than their state counterparts to this Court's procedural barriers.

The tension between Protestantism and Catholicism is easily observed throughout the music of composers who lived through various monarchs in the late 16th century, notably Byrd and Tallis, whose styles varied widely depending on "external conditions"; Mr. Gant cites Beethoven and Stravinsky as modern counterparts to this sort of wild stylistic variation over a long career.

Under the above orthogonality constraints, we can now conveniently, and without loss of generality, characterize our channel models using a time-division notation; frequency division counterparts to this model are straightforward due to the symmetry of the channel allocations.

Remarkable parallels and counterparts to this radical chemistry can also be found in palladium and copper catalyzed reactions of specific oxime esters.