Sentence examples for wave compared with from inspiring English sources

Militarism is only the surface wave, compared with the deeper swells of the Afghan cultural story.

That estimate is far higher than the Bush administration's prediction in September of 500,000 foreclosures, which in itself would be a tidal wave compared with recent years.

Mr. McCain and Ms. Palin drew a cheering throng of 7,000 people to the sports center at Franklin & Marshall College, practically a tidal wave compared with Mr. McCain's once-sleepy audiences (although a bit smaller than an Obama rally nearby a few days earlier).

The results demonstrate that the flow rate accuracy and the repeatability of the TOF are significantly improved by using averaging reference wave, compared with that using random reference wave.

Pre-treatment of the cells with anti-STC1 antibody reduced the distance traveled by the calcium wave compared with cells pre-treated with an isotype control antibody.

Incidence for this age group was 2.6× higher for the second wave compared with the first and 9.8× higher for the third wave compared with the first.

By introducing small-scale velocity heterogeneities, long-duration coda waves were excited after the peak arrival of the trapped P waves compared with model A2 without small-scale velocity heterogeneities (Figures 8b and 9).

The results showed that ionosonde sounding at Kazan was sensitive to the atmospheric disturbances induced by seismic Rayleigh waves compared with that at Japanese sites by a factor of (sim 3.

Alternatively, our population may have had a higher proportion of Q-wave compared with non-Q-wave MI.

The population in this study could have suffered larger infarcts involving more endocardium, thereby demonstrating a higher fraction of Q-wave compared with non-Q-wave infarctions.

Nationally, mortality increased 3.74%[95%% posterior interval (PI), 2.29 5.22%] during heat waves compared with non-heat wave days.