Sentence examples for natural comparison from inspiring English sources
The most natural comparison to Thurston as a player is Andrew Johns.
And though Gotabaya rejects the natural comparison with Pakistan, he enthuses about his recent expansion of what he calls his "huge" intelligence agencies.
The most natural comparison for Virginia Commonwealth is George Mason, its companion in the Colonial Athletic Association which reached the Final Four in 2006.
The natural comparison is with Andreas Gursky, Mr. Struth's former classmate and inevitable rival, another German pioneer of the fashionably large-scale color print, whose retrospective also passed through town not long ago.
Although Games Master will be the natural comparison point, the format actually has its origins in the mid-eighties BBC quiz series First Class, where general knowledge questions where interspersed with rounds of Hyper Sports and Paperboy.
The natural comparison to this incoming class is that of 1994, when a host of citizen lawmakers was elected in a challenge to President Bill Clinton and a Democratic-controlled Congress.
"There would be a classic combination and there would have been natural comparisons to John and Pat.
In addition, percentages yield a form of compositional data [ 68], which has well-studied properties that enable natural comparisons among subsets.
Table 4 Initial natural frequency comparison between calculated and tested results.
Initially targeting buying decisions around smartphones and tablets, it eventually plans to apply its natural language comparison engine to an additional 640 verticals, including people — yes, people!
In terms of the residual noise naturalness, presented in Fig. 12 c, the unprocessed noise was rated significantly more natural in comparison to the processed noise by different algorithms.
