Sentence examples for permanent comparison from inspiring English sources
In the late nineteenseventies, I was sent the manuscript of a foreword written for one of my novels by an eminent Slavic specialist, who placed me in permanent comparison (flattering, of course; at the time, no one meant me harm) with Dostoyevsky, Gogol, Bunin, Pasternak, Mandelstam, and the Russian dissidents.
Figure 4 displays the top 1% income shares in several economies of 'new settlement,' which are the subject of permanent comparison among scholars when trying to understand and explain the divergence of Argentina.
Successful integration of top-down and bottom-up schemes is not a trivial activity; it requires permanent comparison between types of modeling and its experimental verification to reconstruct a coherent explanation of cell activity.
Writing renders language visible; while speech is ephemeral, writing is concrete and, by comparison, permanent.
The results of this study show a noticeable improvement in HMA's mechanical properties containing CNTs, against fatigue phenomena and permanent deformation in comparison with conventional HMA.
The calculation clearly showed that the depth of penetration of the projectile is reduced in all cases of designed permanent repairs in comparison to original armour configuration.
Human mind can perceive visual information transfer in a short period, much more effective and permanent way in comparison to written or verbal information transfer.
These methods allow minimizing costs of development of control of applications, because it produces target permanent realizations in comparison to classical development methods that usually need expensive real time measurement cards and produce only one purpose development solution.
Also, it is proved that the system the system (1.3) is permanent via the comparison theorem.
When you compare the costs of homeless persons' utilization of emergency rooms, jails, and their use of other public services to the cost of providing a housing subsidy and supportive services there is no comparison; permanent, supportive housing provided under a Housing First model saves taxpayer dollars.
Older women have a higher incidence of complete ovarian failure and permanent infertility in comparison with younger women [ 14].
