Sentence examples for good counterpart from inspiring English sources

Based on current standardization activities through the World Radiocommunication Conference (WRC)[6], maritime digital communications in VHF bands are considered a good counterpart of satellite communications for multimedia services.

This essay, then, is about metamodern heroism the "Lawful Good" counterpart to Milo's "Chaotic Evil".

Choose a roller that is a good counterpart for your hair length.

(One begins: "Has anyone ever told you that you're more interesting in the interviews you write yourself?") "I think it's essential in life to find good counterparts," he joked.

Aarones is second on the team in scoring, behind forward Tiffeny Milbrett, who has five goals and two assists and leads the league in scoring with 12 points.. "They're good counterparts for each other," Farmer said about the 5-foot-2 Milbrett and the 6-foot Aarones.

The situation is similar in Data Set 2 with a more pronounced tendency for bad probe sets to have even smaller correlation coefficients than their good counterparts.

Romantic Goths and "normals" are good counterparts.

Sales of white goods are growing much faster than their brown-goods counterparts like Scotch whiskey, and should be stimulated further by the introduction of malt beverages based on popular brands like Bacardi and Skyy.

From "Avengers" to "Battleship," Hollywood is administering a heavy dose of good guys giving their less-good counterparts what they deserve.

These proteins are involved in the nucleus positioning and display conspicuous net negative charge i.e. about −70 for plectin, −100 for nesprin-1 and −240 for nesprin-2 (see Materials and Methods) that may represent a good electrostatic counterpart for the positively charged proteins of the nuclear shield.

This viewpoint turns "Pride" into a debonair, good-humored counterpart to the crude rants of right-wing television and talk radio — a sermon that won't go beyond the congregation of true believers.