Приклади вживання He compares Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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It's like a switch”, he compares.
He compares the marginal values both of a and of b.
In other words, at first we will see a natural stagedefined by purely natural laws when he compares the numbers simply by sight.
He compares society to a living organism….
Riff spoke about this, that the better the mental health of a person,the less often he compares himself with people who make him feel incomplete.
He compares the flaws in x86 with a genetic disorder and writes:.
In a famous passage in the Phaedo(89d)Socrates warns against misanthropy or hatred of men(with which he compares misology or distrust in rational argument).
He compares himself to Martin Luther King and Mahatma Gandhi.
Ever since Steve Jobs died, there's been no shortage of people willing to write lofty think pieces about Tim Cook,his leadership of the company, and how he compares with Jobs.
He compares himself with a coin, which has two openings and ceased to be perfect.
Justin Rosenstein had tweaked his laptop's operating system to block Reddit,banned himself from Snapchat, which he compares to heroin, and imposed limits on his use of Facebook.
He compares himself on his website to Michael Jordan, Tiger Woods and Muhammad Ali.
This willingness to buy a product depends on whether theconsumer gives preference to the product when he compares it with other available close substitutes and the relative prices for them.
But bitcoin he compares to baseball cards or beanie babies, which have little intrinsic value.
He compares Ukraine to Finland when evaluating the potential of academic education in Ukraine.
Bowman's book Marriage for Moderns he compares the partnership of marriage to a lock and a key which join together to form a functioning unit.
So He compares Himself to the grain of wheat that, decaying in the earth, generates new life.
Whether an individual is aware of it or not, he compares the information about what is required to satisfy his need with what is available to him at the moment the need arises.
He compares it to The Hours(2002), a film about Virginia Woolf and two women who read her work.
Then, as we have said, he compares the information with the tables, where each indicator corresponds to a certain period of pregnancy.
He compares the work of circus acrobats with the service of fighter pilots, and clowns with clowns- with ordinary people.
A rotten political system: He compares politicians(Democrats and Republicans alike) to“Mafioso” and says campaign contributions are really thinly disguised“bribes and payoffs.”.
He compares the narrow gate to the“broad road” which leads to destruction(hell) and says that“many” will be on that road.
He compares the Public Information Act to a weapon which now needs to be used by those who want to find out the truth.
He compares Microsoft to Disney, in that both are selling a vision to their customers, who in turn"want to believe" in that vision.
He compares two completely unrelated events- referenda in Crimea and Catalonia- as though they bear any similarity, and as though they carry the same moral weight.
He compares this directly with the Jewish children in the gas chambers and comments,“these were Soviet children and those putting them to death were Soviet people.”.
He compares collections of mythologies of various cultures, from Iceland and Egypt to the Mayas, and reconstructs increasingly older levels, parallel to but not necessarily dependent on language families(see above).
He compares the definitions for abarenbō(暴れん坊), literally meaning"rambunctious kid, wild child; bundle of energy" and figuratively meaning abaremono(暴れ者)"rowdy; hooligan; tough; maverick".