Historically, when it's in a period of implacable nonproductivity, the House has always been compared to a kindergarten class.
More recent research on Lucy, particularly the wrist bones, suggests that although she could walk upright she could also knuckle walk, like gorillas, and her lower mandible has always been compared to a gorilla's jaw.
Finney has always been compared to fellow winger Sir Stanley Matthews, who spent the vast majority of his career at Stoke City and Blackpool.
After Destiny's Child disbanded, Rowland has always been compared by the media to her former bandmate Beyoncé.
Knowles has always been compared by the media to her sister, Beyoncé, whom she considers one of her role models.
In terms of structure and function it has always been compared to C9 because this terminal complement component also polymerises and inserts into membranes, although unlike perforin it requires a primer (the C5b-C8 oligomer) to initiate membrane binding.
This means basing the project on ethics caring for the values of environmental history, sustainability, respect for what has always-been (compared with what is not-yet) (Palermo 2000), and opposing that minimum of resistance that, though permitting change and transformation of our life spaces, maintains their deepest identity, with an implicit resilient, autopoietic strategy.
Or at least ditched the old empire dignity and got real, looked beyond "the way things have always been done", compared notes to see what works best.
The Danish suicide rates have always been high compared with most other countries.
