Sentence examples for the nearest comparison from inspiring English sources

Credit Suisse said: "The nearest comparison we can think of is to the dotcom litigation.

Perhaps the nearest comparison would be with Wordsworth's poem, "The Idiot Boy", published in the Lyrical Ballads of 1798.

The nearest comparison in recent times is the election of Nelson Mandela in South Africa in 1994.

The nearest comparison may be to Haruki Murakami's shattering fugue on Japanese military atrocities in Mongolia, which sounds the moral depths in "The Wind-Up Bird Chronicle".

Perhaps the nearest comparison for Ellar Coltrane and Mason is Daniel Radcliffe and Harry Potter – a connection to which Linklater subtly alludes.

The nearest comparison would be something like the presidential archives in America and they are not as digitally advanced as we will be".

The nearest neighbor comparison has the same strategy as the estimated comparison method by Takahama and Sakai [16], [17].

The method is named as DE with the nearest neighbor comparison (DE-NNC) and can be viewed as another way of rough approximation-based comparison.

The nearest American comparison, though imprecise, might be the Los Angeles Lakers, who won 33 straight games during the 1971-72 season but were not perfect.

Cores were also taken from a natural reference site to serve as the nearest possible comparison to donor site conditions prior to dewatering.

Three modifications are introduced to conventional differential evolution (DE), including: 1) the adaptive p-best strategy to balance between global exploration and local exploitation; 2) the directional mutation rule to increase the possibility of creating improved solutions; 3) the nearest neighbor comparison method to prejudge a solution before evaluation and skip unpromising one.