However, computer scientists cautioned against drawing conclusions about "thinking" machines or making direct comparisons to human intelligence.
Not that anyone was making direct comparisons, and, notably, former President George W. Bush was not there.
They are so varied that making direct comparisons between them is difficult, but it gave us some idea about disability representation.
A technique for making direct comparisons between GOES EPS observations and SEP flux modeled using numerically computed geomagnetic cutoffs is presented.
Clinicians, researchers, and patients are interested in making direct comparisons between the response of newer treatments and that of established and more developed therapies.
Mr. Lieberman all but dropped references to Mr. Clinton and stopped going after his rivals, refusing to allow reporters to goad him into making direct comparisons with the other candidates.
Though the states report the data in different ways, making direct comparisons difficult, Oregon had the highest rate, with 23 percent of all students missing 10 percent of their school days or more.
The presentation centers on within-effect analyses of variance including the one-way design for testing pre-post hypotheses and the two-way parallel-groups design for making direct comparisons of competing treatment protocols (e.g., experimental treatment versus control).
Michigan is bigger and more urban than any of those states, which might suggest caution in making direct comparisons — the polls in Florida didn't underestimate Santorum's support — but I still think it might be worth a point or two in Santorum's favor.
The direction of beam 4 is closely aligned along the two lines, capable of making direct comparisons between the radar echoes and GPS-TEC.
When making direct comparisons between the two players, however, it's certainly possible to construct a convincing case in the Portuguese star's favour.
