Sentence examples for put in perspective with from inspiring English sources

"Put in perspective with the four previous export downturns, 2012 looks to have done quite well," Xianfang Ren and Alistair Thornton, economists at IHS Global Insight in Beijing, wrote in a research note, referring to the country's export performance.

Violence simmers under the surface of every story, breaking out in the kind of stark detail that becomes unforgettable (in "Roccolo" there is the puncturing of a bird's eye with a needle, in "A Winter's Tale" the narrator's illness is put in perspective with him giving a lift to a young man wearing make-up and fishnets with a gash in his leg).

Further, the new sensors with non-conducting islands are put in perspective with classical Wheatstone bridges.

The SM is put in perspective with the discussion of the sensing system framework.

The proposed approach is put in perspective with previous nonlinear controllers and is illustrated with a representative example through simulations.

This number should be put in perspective with the observation that most trips fall in the cost range (7-15) U.S. Dollars, thereby indicating that important savings could be made by properly estimating and comparing the prices of competing operators.

α ≈ 1 is an indication of conventional 1/f noise spectrum which arises from the Si NW. Figure 5 The variation of (a)  〈 ΔR) 2 〉 / R 2 and (b)  α as a function of V d c at 300 K. Evaluation of the noise in a single Si NW needs to be put in perspective and compared with bulk systems.

This level of diversity can be put in perspective by comparison with orthologous caprine and bovine DRα chains, which differ from the ovine reference sequence by only 5 and 9 amino acids respectively (Figure 2).

Total of 40 medicinal plants: This number of species identified has now been put in perspective by comparing with other studies elsewhere in Kenya.

Finally, we conclude the paper with a discussion that attempts to put in perspective the proposed Lyapunov-based control approach with respect to the nonlinear model predictive control (MPC) approach and discuss the implications of our results for the practical implementation of MPC, in control of uncertain nonlinear processes with input constraints.

This finding needs to be put in perspective as it is in contradiction with the observation of a large randomized study that could not find a difference in acute toxicity [ 29].