Sentence examples for make counterparts from inspiring English sources

In the University of Minnesota's Department of Biochemistry, Molecular Biology, and Biophysics (BMBB), postdocs work in conditions that would make counterparts at many other universities--and even other UMN departments--drool.

Figure 6d shows that a rough, non-uniform perovskite layer with poor coverage is formed by the co-spray method on a stationary substrate (run 9m), somewhat similar to its sequentially made counterpart (run 7 of Fig. 4), although the coverage of run 7 is higher.

To make the counterparts comparable, all the non-left-behind were recommended by the left-behind children or adolescents of similar ages in the same village.

During her research for the film, Nair came across notes sent to Thackeray by his editor telling him that he was "enjoying Becky" too much and that he ought to make her counterpart Amelia Sedley more sympathetic.

Later, we worked in Europe for few years and decided to make a counterpart - a very long journey in the other direction.

For visitors who have no intention of partaking in it, the sex industry has become a sort of spectacle, a red-light district that makes its counterparts in other cities seem almost Victorian.

Jennings, a 6-foot-1-inch dynamo, repeatedly made his counterparts, Deron Williams and C. J. Watson, look old and slow in staking the Bucks to a 76-65 late late in the third quarter.

But their east European counterparts make the westerners seem tame.

He's also helping his Northwest counterparts make inroads in the Washington area.

Their grown-up counterparts make it in once every couple of months.

Over a private dinner in Bucharest, Mr. Bush and other leaders listened to their counterparts make their pledges.