"Whenever I read this kind of thing, it tells me the writer is not sensitive to the full value of the idea of comparison," she said.
Because the idea of comparison is closely tied to the topic of value incommensurability, this has led to use of the term "incomparable" alongside "incommensurable" in the literature.
Inspired by the idea of comparison shopping portals on Google, Bing and other search engines, Lucky's web director, Mary Gail Pezzimenti, aimed to create a better version of this that caters to fashion products.
BACK in 1999, when people believed the e-tailing shakeout would leave a few Internet merchants standing in every category to compete with the Web sites of traditional companies, the idea of comparison-shopping sites sounded -- like so many things dot-com -- brilliant.
[C3.] Comparison Sites Struggling as Well When people believed the e-tailing shakeout would leave a few Internet merchants standing in every category to compete with the Web sites of traditional companies, the idea of comparison-shopping sites sounded -- like so many things dot-com -- brilliant.
In the 1920s, F Scott Fitzgerald was paid $4,000 for a story by the Saturday Evening Post (a vast sum today - multiply by 10 to get some idea of a comparison).
And since the idea of mathematical comparison gives me hives, you can imagine how I feel about an awards institution that gave not a single meaningful prize to either David Simon's "The Wire" or Joss Whedon's "Buffy the Vampire Slayer," let alone "Freaks and Geeks".
An increasingly common practice in the smartphone space is the idea of price comparison and product research by camera-based barcode scanning, something which Google has yet to really build upon in Product Search.
Now, I think the idea of a comparison in the first place is flawed, since it stands to reason that for two things to be compared, they must first be different in some way.
Even though the idea of this comparison is to emphasis the low probability of serious damage events in Germany, the higher energy output of fossil-based energy sources is obvious.
So that's about 500 more words than needed to be said on this, but these comparisons persist after so long that I feel I have to just engrave it on the internet that they're not admissible evidence, and the whole idea of a comparison is silly anyway.
