Sentence examples for genuine comparison from inspiring English sources

One problem was that I didn't know, at the time, to record the year before, to allow me to make a genuine comparison.

Gaullist France's rebellion against the tutelage of a superpower unwilling to accord it diplomatic equality or help it develop nuclear weapons bore genuine comparison to Maoist China.

Furthermore, methods are interchangeable at runtime using an intuitive graphical plugin interface, allowing a genuine comparison of methods.

The image quality reported by the template extraction module only weakly correlated with the genuine comparison scores.

A large number of genuine comparison scores were subjected to statistical inference tests that indicated that the number of false nonmatches depends on the subject and finger under test.

Although the basis of the EP comes from fiction, I do believe there can be a genuine comparison made to the current global situation.

In this work, we use images from all ten fingers for genuine comparisons, but due to the large number of comparisons (and consequently long time), we use images from only one finger (left index) for impostor comparisons.

Thus by denoting number of subjects, number of fingers per subject, and number of images per finger and also by assuming asymmetric template comparator, we can have about genuine comparisons (scores) and impostor comparisons (scores).

In a verification setting, we use all possible combinations for matching genuine pairs and the first sample of each subject is chosen for imposter matches (5880 (210×8×7/2) genuine comparisons and 21945 (210×209/2) imposter comparisons) in order to evaluate the performance of the biometric hashing scheme.

To observe genuine memory-comparison-based EMMN, stimulus-specific refractoriness was eliminated by using equiprobable control block.

"Incomparable" sounds fine but for two things: the tinge of irony in its very loftiness; and, when you think of it, that any genuine praise implies comparison, and to wave it away implies a certain floaty irrelevance.