Example sentences of "[prep] be compared with [adj] " in BNC.
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| 1 | The Trias in this country was a time of desert conditions so that the forms exhumed from beneath its rocks will have to be compared with modern desert landforms . |
| 2 | Much closer liaison now exists with the other fiscal authorities within the community and a system of audit based controls will enable the sales values provided on these listings to be compared with declared purchases in other member states and vice versa . |
| 3 | As Galtung puts it , in surveys every individual is " made to appear in the sample as a society of one person to be compared with other societies of one person " . |
| 4 | We are looking at Road , that 's the assurance , we are considering that er as er an extension but there is n't funding available for that within the present programme so we will come back with a proposal for Road but it will have to be compared with other big schemes so the scheme we are proposing now is the one that 's before you , which er I wo n't comment on unless people have questions . |
| 5 | How does the pace want to be compared with normal con one to one conversation perhaps ? |
| 6 | BELOW The remains of kilns after the firing experiment can be analysed and excavated to be compared with excavated examples . |
| 7 | It provides lat/long data ; distance/bearing to destination/waypoint ; groundspeed ; heading ; relative altitude from starting point and absolute altitude based on local coordinates ; current time in hours , minutes and seconds ; and ETA at next waypoint based on current groundspeed ( with aural signal of waypoint passage ) , and also has a graphic display mode to enable current heading to be compared with true course . |
| 8 | Methods developed in earlier studies have now been adapted to the urban environment to enable environmental factors and epidemiological patterns to be compared with natural background geochemistry and with the environmental contamination of soil , water and air from industrialisation and urbanisation . |
| 9 | It is harder to tap international markets for short-term capital ( though not impossible : Eurocommercial paper provides a way ) , but it is the cost of long-term capital that ought to be compared with potential investment projects . |