Taking an online course is all well and good, but is incomparable to real world experience, and pro bono volunteering is a great way to de-risk learning something new.
Upon the death of this destroyer of multitudes, the head of the Jacobite Syriac Church said, "The wisdom of this man, and his greatness of soul, and his wonderful actions are incomparable.... Great sorrow came to all the Christians throughout the world".
In a short time he would become incomparable at all phases of chess, from openings to endgames, and though renowned as an attacker, he was, like Garry Kasparov after him, an underrated, even brilliant defensive strategist.
Elsewhere, events were of a lesser scale and simply incomparable to Punjab's misery.
Despite Germany's reorganization, their manpower was still incomparable to that of the Western Allies.
"All this talk about China being the world's largest economy, that should not keep a soul up at night," she said, telling the room that China's income per-person is still incomparable to the U.S.
His incomparable musical knowledge and artistry that were his gifts to all of us will be profoundly missed by all.
Note that by (ii), all states in A are incomparable with all states in Z. Thus if we define the restriction of the Boolean updating function f to Z so that it is cooperative, then automatically f ↾ ( A ∪ Z ) will be cooperative.
In an editorial, it opined that the citizens of Boston were fortunate to witness "this incomparable show in all its sprawling, controversial, and inspiring magnificence" — an assertion that made Ken Chandler, the top editor at the Herald, laugh.
He made it on to the list of the dozen most illustrious artists of the age compiled in 1494 by the mathematician Luca Pacioli; Raphael's father, Giovanni Santi, described him in verse as unsurpassed in his mastery of perspective; and he was declared by another humanist, Jacopo Zaccaria, "a painter incomparable in all Italy".
