Sentence examples for prompt comparison from inspiring English sources

We conclude that learning requires a prompt comparison between visual and sensorimotor representations of movements; moreover, learning with explicit instructions is more efficient, as activity in both the dorsal and ventral streams might be potentiated by the chatecholaminergic attentional systems that promote long-term potentiation.

Such woes prompt comparisons with an earlier orbital complex, one that most Americans have probably forgotten.

Briefly, there were reminders of the ability that used to prompt comparisons with Didier Drogba.

It will inevitably prompt comparisons with Game of Thrones, the HBO fantasy phenomenon.

A sober, informative text may seem a departure for Mr. Del Vecchio, whose boilerplate suspense novels and films prompt comparisons to John Grisham.

Clemens's admission that he took injections while denying that they contained steroids or H.G.H. will inevitably prompt comparisons with Barry Bonds, the slugger whom Clemens has at least temporarily joined on steroids' Mount Rushmore.

Michaël Borremans's paintings prompt comparisons with David Lynch (they're weird, dark and cinematic), Samuel Beckett (for their stripped-back sets and absurd humour) and Francisco Goya (Borremans has an old master's way with paint).

It is a striking painting but the subject matter is common enough to prompt comparisons with similar works, such as Masaccio's "Expulsion" at the Brancacci Chapel in Florence in which shame and desolation are more deeply expressed.

However, the existence of these agents in the same immunotherapeutic category will no doubt prompt comparisons.

The Romantic Goya, who prompts comparison to Goethe.

Néstor and Cristina were young, colorful, and smart; former law-school sweethearts, they prompted comparison to Bill and Hillary Clinton.