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The concept of the East Asian cultural sphere is comparable to conceptions of the Arab world, Greater India, Greater Iran, Latin world, Turkic world, Western world and so on where a multitude of peoples or countries share a number of cultural, linguistic and religious similarities due to proximity or shared history.

If the options are incomparable, it may be that neither is better.

Jacques Pitot is not properly remembered for his role as president of the Orleans Parish police jury (comparable to the head of a 'county commission' elsewhere), when during the War of 1812, on January 31, 1814, he authorized the re-enlisting of free people of color into the local militia.

English retains a role comparable to that of an official language.

Including the Keeper, there is a professional staff of just 3–4 in recent years, much smaller than in many comparable institutions, handling management, curation, classification, international cooperation and scientific advice.

The architecture of the apartment and the addition of the hole is comparable to a similar non-Euclidean space in author Mark Z.

His biography, Darrel Baldock – The Incomparable Mr Magic, was written by his friend Peter Lyons and published in June 2010.

About 16 percent of all metropolitan Atlanta residents are Catholic, comparable to many of Midwestern metropolitan areas.

Individuals can take multiple classes at MUD Studios to achieve an education comparable to one MUD Campus course.

1932) at Bradford, Yorkshire, England; Sugden later described her as"my incomparable helpmate in every part of my work".

The M13/40 and M14/41, although comparable to most of their early British and Allied contemporaries, had several severe drawbacks which made them very unsuited for the deserts of North Africa.

These were statistics easily comparable to drivers who were running with the powerhouse teams.

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G2C e-governance is unbalanced across the globe as not everyone has Internet access and computing skills, but the United States, European Union, and Asia are ranked the top three in development.

Eduardo Rivadavia of AllMusic gave the album two stars out of five and said in his review for the band's previous album Innocence Is No Excuse that "Saxon's internal chemistry was significantly unbalanced by the subsequent departure of key songwriter [Steve] Dawson -- a loss from which they would take years to fully recover.

They got the nickname "Jazzers" after the rhythm of their exhaust beat and the unbalanced gyratory movement.

After the news of the murders of so many close relatives came through, many people thought Michael became unbalanced.

try to keep the position unbalanced.

Soon, a seemingly unbalanced evangelical preacher named Brother Elias comes to the town to preach about the end times.

Overhead Log Lift – 170"nbsp;kg (375"nbsp;lbs) winning lift WSM 1988 (awkward wooden log with great circumference) It has been noted that in 1988 logs used for the Log Lift were not machined as they are in modern competitions, and were extremely unbalanced in weight.

In March 2006, a report on the Arab-Israeli conflict on the BBC's online service was criticised in a BBC Governors Report as unbalanced and creating a biased impression.

Balanced ternary can express negative values as easily as positive ones, without the need for a leading negative sign as with unbalanced numbers.

Ternary computing can be implemented in terms of unbalanced ternary, which uses the three digits 0, 1, 2.

The world's first unbalanced ternary semiconductor design on a large wafer was implemented by the research team led by Kim Kyung-rok at Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology in South Korea, which will help development of low power and high computing microchips in the future.

Heinlein's novel Time Enough for Love, the sapient computers of Secundus, the planet on which part of the framing story is set, including Minerva, use an unbalanced ternary system.