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91. This image coding algorithm is comparable to the JPEG 2000 coding standard in the coding efficiency.

92. No pleasure is comparable to the standing upon the vantage ground of truth.

93. One limiting factor is the viewing angle, which is comparable to using a camera lens: a telephoto lens has a narrower view than a wide-angle lens.

94. And to hear anything in America comparable to the know-nothing diatribes of Germany's finance minister you have to listen to, well, Republicans.

95. In fact, the risk associated with atherogenic dyslipidemia was comparable to that in people with previous cardiovascular disease (17.3 percent versus 18.1 percent).

96. When the mean distance between water droplets or crystals is comparable to the wavelength of the electromagnetic signals, severe attenuation can occur.

97. The depth in phantom or body may be comparable to the range of the electrons.

98. This spring, Ingendesign will start building 1:1 prototypes to be placed along Lake Balaton in Hungary, where wind-conditions are comparable to those along Colombian shores.

99. Simulation results show that, the precision of the weighted model is comparable to that of the linear model.

100. Both of them were comparable to each other in denervation potential.

101. For a loss modulation where the threshold carrier density may change, the neglected term may become comparable to the retained first order small quantity.

102. A generic drug product is one that is comparable to an innovator drug product in dosageform, strength, route of administration, quality,[sentencedict.com/comparable to.html] performance characteristics and intended use.

103. The frigate is comparable to the French La Fayette class stealthy frigate in size and general performance, but it may not be as stealthy as the La Fayette class.

104. In some instances, the price of owning can be comparable to renting in the long run.

105. Kids raised in authoritarian households got grades comparable to kids from what we called authoritative households, where you had strictness accompanied by warmth and encouragement of self-direction.

106. he sensation is comparable to the epiphany that Adolf Loos, the Viennese architect, experienced when he stepped off a steamship in New York Harbor more than a century ago.

107. The higher value is comparable to those obtained in CVD epitaxy.

108. No horse has a speed comparable to that of his.

109. Guangdong with the famous almond cake, pie comparable to the blind.

110. The permanence of images produced by the system are comparable to those produced by electrophotography.

111. The music of Irving Berlin is scarcely comparable to that of Beethoven.

112. Mortality rates from intergroup violence among chimpanzees, the Harvard University anthropologist Richard Wrangham reports, are roughly comparable to rates observed among human hunter-gatherers.

113. These data show that Aandia has a cardiovascular safety profile comparable to other oral antidiabetic medicines.

114. The degrees of automation being used today in MDD vary from deriving simple skeleton code to generating complete automatic code (which is comparable to traditional compilation).

115. Initial cost is comparable to that of by-pass cooled or external cooled jacketed motor.

116. We only ask that your prices be comparable to others. That's reasonable(sentencedict.com), isn't it?

117. This superbly detailed view reveals its bright nucleus, grand spiral arms and sweeping cosmic dust lanes with a scale comparable to the Milky Way.

118. CONCLUSIONS: Balloon dilation of the frontal ostia has a posttreatment patency rate comparable to those of other endoscopic revision techniques.

119. Hybrid constructs were comparable to all - screw constructs in correction of coronal plane deformity and sagittal balance.

120. The music of Irving Berlin is scarcely comparable to that of Beethove.