Sentence examples for similar slice from inspiring English sources

You can get a less detailed, but similar, slice of data from Google via its Dashboard.

Constellation's trading business, meanwhile, has flourished, and now accounts for about two-thirds of the firm's $9.7 billion of annual sales, a similar slice of its $470m annual profits, and almost all of its growth.

The alternative — combining the 10 megahertz of broadband spectrum already dedicated to public safety with a similar slice of the new spectrum in the so-called D Block — would not be adequate to handle a national disaster, the F.C.C. says.

McKendry, who described a similar slice of urban architecture in "Beneath the Streets of Boston: Building America's First Subway," traces the famed intersection's roots back to early 1800s farmland, where a former brewer named Medcef Eden owned 70 acres that included a dirt path known as Bloomingdale Road, now Broadway.

On Linux, after all, products like MySQL, MariaDB and PostgreSQL are also vying for a very similar slice of the market.

Ideally, the DWI sequences should be supplemented by conventional T2 weighted and T1 weighted images of similar slice thickness and slice positions to the DWI images to obtain the anatomical information required for better localisation of disease.

He explored similar slice-of-life themes in the poignant comedy Life Is Sweet (1990), about the ordeals of a suburban London family.

Many tech companies have similar slices of data that they can use to help understand and improve the world around them, and some, such as Google (Google Trends), Zillow, and others, have created free data sets that are available to researchers around the world, or open APIs that researchers may access for low cost.

When it was time to start my own project, I dedicated myself to building experiences that gave travelers a similar slice-of-life sensibility, and the feeling of exploring a new place with a cultured, adventurous, and well-connected friend.

Using a saw or similar tool, slice the end off a piece of electrical metallic tubing with a 1/2 inch (1.25 cm) diameter.

In time, it's possible that a similar attractive slice could be carved out of Alitalia.