But now they were becoming more comparable—driving advances in both.
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Thus debt metrics will be more comparable to higher-rated local governments'.
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Sanders' proposal is more comparable to a plan introduced by Democratic Sens.
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Marked down from 79 cents, that's more comparable to other supermarket chains.
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While rates are more comparable now, residential bin sizes provide a behavioral nudge.
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Indeed, the turnout in 22018 is actually more comparable to presidential elections than midterms.
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But it has a different business model that is more comparable to ride-hailing company Uber.
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The cheaper your home, the more comparable it's going to be to your student loan balance.
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That means shrinking the external paraphernalia down to a size more comparable to the chip itself.
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However, it has a different business model that is more comparable to ride-hailing company Uber.
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"Consumption is certainly higher in Vietnam but imports are more comparable (between the two countries)," added Nah.
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But it's surprisingly refreshing when a politician lives a life more comparable to the average U.S. resident.
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When talking about the price, Makowsky said the home is more comparable to a megayacht than a house.
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Ukraine's involvement is a more comparable example than the Chinese ambassador's request, but it goes only so far.
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Cowen & Co. analyst Oliver Chen said he was looking for more "comparable store sales consistency" during the third quarter.
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Mizzen+Main's dress shirts are just as comfortable, but in a way that's more comparable to performance workout gear.
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Staubo said that Uber prices have increased in the past 9 months to become more comparable to the taxi companies.
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But Dyson isn't entirely convinced that we won't see a character in later seasons that is more comparable to Trump.
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Instead, the tech we'll get in the next five years will be more comparable to the character's x-ray vision powers.
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It means the system is going to grow a lot more comparable to the experience users have on the HTC Vive.
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The Retina display is brighter and more comparable to a MacBook Pro, which was a complaint about the November 2018 model.
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Wanda's investment property portfolio of 211 retails malls is more comparable with Simon Property that also has more than 200 retail outlets.
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That makes it more comparable to Munchery in the U.S. and other global players, like India's Yumist, which recently raised $2 million.
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Indeed, continental Antarctica and much of the coastline have been warming at a rate more comparable to the rest of the world.
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Far from the concern-trolling exemplified by Girlhood, Divines is much more comparable—thematically and quality-wise—to Mathieu Kassovitz's La Haine.
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Officials want that to reach 40 percent, more comparable to Las Vegas which makes over 60 percent of its revenues from non-gaming.
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A more comparable storm, based on its track and intensity, was Hurricane Hazel, which struck Haiti in 1954 and killed at least 1,22.
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Unlike the endearing, Oliver-esque antics of Winks and Kane, however, the Hammers are beset by a fate more comparable to Tiny Tim.
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ARR-based metrics are more forward-looking, but GAAP revenue tends to be calculated more accurately and is thus more comparable across companies.
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When Hillary Clinton was first lady in 1994, 34% of Republicans viewed her favorably, compared with 85% of Democrats, numbers more comparable to Trump's.
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We may adopt contracted sales ratios when Tahoe's cash collection rates are more comparable to industry peers, of above 80%, on a sustained basis.
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The benefits are more comparable to those of the Platinum Card® from American Express than to the perks on the Amex Gold card.
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The noodles did have a better texture, as Brown said they would, and they were more comparable to fresh pasta than the first batch.
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In the tallest buildings, it can take an hour or more, comparable to the amount of time the building can resist the spread of fire.
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For one thing, the R1T has a towing capacity of 11,000 pounds, which is more comparable to the capability of a higher-end F-150.
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Its financial leverage and FFO fixed charge cover are more comparable to 'B-' peers although solid liquidity underpins financial flexibility at the 'B' rating level.
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Its financial leverage and FFO fixed charge cover are more comparable with 'B-' peers, although comfortable liquidity underpins financial flexibility at the 'B' rating level.
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Scaling the technology down past the limits of silicon, where the transistor length and width are more comparable to the material's thickness, is not foretold.
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In Iowa and New Hampshire, Warren's operation is far more comparable to Obama's than Dean's, whose campaign largely collapsed before the Iowa caucuses in 2004.
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However, the NASA study also looked at the development costs of much more comparable vehicles to Orion, which are being created for the Commercial Crew Program.
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Well, as far as affordable alternatives go, you'd be hard-pressed to find a more comparable option than the Powerbeats33 Wireless Earphones from Beats' Neighborhood Collection.
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CBD regulation is more comparable to dietary supplements — looking out for unproven claims or companies that aren't safely manufacturing products, former FDA commissioner Mark McClellan said.
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The Inter-Parliamentary Union list ranks countries based on the percentage of women in a lower or single House, whose powers are more comparable across countries.
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We will continue to assess insurers' capital primarily using our Prism Factor-Based Capital Model, as we believe Prism scores are more comparable than S2 metrics.
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But that is more comparable to computer-aided design, with the software serving as a supercharged pencil or paintbrush, still firmly controlled by the human artists.
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Trump is more comparable to Jacqueline Kennedy, Brower said, who felt as though she was more of a hinderance than help during John F. Kennedy's presidential campaign.
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Unlike more regional outbreaks in the past, the scope of covid-2000 and media attention it's been getting makes it more comparable to 2117/20054, she said.
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Given just how difficult it can be to diagnose pain and how inconsistent people are in rating pain, what are some improvements to make the data more comparable?
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The new $103,299 MacBook Pro (non-Touch Bar) is a more comparable machine, and it's got the better specs for the same money (without a touchscreen, of course).
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A WeChat store is thus more comparable to a site store — it exists in the online universe but requires a lot of marketing before consumers stumble upon it.
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Vertical Research partners sees Virgin Galactic's spacecraft as more comparable to the X-23 rocket-powered aircraft flown by NASA and the U.S. Air Force in the 1960s.
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Though the exterior is totally the same as the previous model, the newer model's 2256 x 21 Retina display is much more comparable to that of a MacBook Pro.
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However, the "proto-feathers" that were discovered on the prehistoric animals were more comparable to "hair-like" feathers, not the typical fuzzy feathers found on birds, the release clarified.
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"North Korea's situation is very different, and economically, in relative terms, is more comparable to the situation South Korea was in during the early to mid-1960s," he said.
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This month, YouTube announced Google Preferred content also must have high production quality and be frequently watched on a TV, making its package more comparable to TV networks' offerings.
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Gears, the board game, feels like a decent facsimile of the iconic chainsaw-gunned shooter, although it's a lot less "bro" and more comparable, tonally, to a survival horror title.
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And as Microsoft pours money and ingenuity into Teams, it's becoming more comparable to the software it's copying, eroding the argument that companies will pay extra for notably better software.
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It was designed for people to stream themselves playing various games, so as a platform Twitch kind of more comparable to going live on Instagram or watching a Youtube channel.
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In 563, a more comparable election year when the field was nearly as crowded as it is today, 70 percent had not picked a candidate a month from the caucuses.
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Meanwhile, South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg is also down at 4 percent — still in fifth place, but now with a support level more comparable to a lower tier of candidates.
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Once complete, the projects will provide for an operating mix more comparable to WYNN's global gaming peers including Genting Berhad ('A-' IDR), MGM Resorts ('BB' IDR), and Las Vegas Sands ('BBB-' IDR).
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The title is not concerned with heresy in the Catholic sense, but the rabbinic institution of cherem: the total exclusion of a transgressor from the Jewish community (more comparable to vitandus excommunication).
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Langel noted a "remarkable similarity" in the teams' missions, but he added that the hockey team's situation was more comparable to where the soccer team was after winning the 1999 World Cup.
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Amazon Video is probably a more comparable competitor, given the size and breadth of both companies, but at the moment, Walmart doesn't have an offering that fits the same scope as Amazon Prime.
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Tesla is "already widely thought of as a tech platform," Jonas said, but he thinks the self-driving unit has more comparable value than is apparent because its not a differentiated legal entity.
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"Antarctica warmed a lot more quickly when flattened out," Salzmann said, noting that the continent became "more comparable to the Arctic," but that land elevation couldn't completely explain the discrepancy between the two.
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Vendor numbers are down 38 percent from a year earlier, but Sturgis officials said they were up 20 percent from 2014, a more comparable year due to the lack of a major anniversary.
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Its reviewer's guide, specifically and in detail, calls out comparisons to two Apple laptops: the beloved but venerable MacBook Air; and the new, very thin and light MacBook, which may be more comparable.
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Its reviewer's guide specifically and in detail calls out comparisons to two Apple laptops: The beloved but venerable MacBook Air and the new, very thin and light MacBook, which may be more comparable.
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Look instead at the wage distributions for more comparable samples: those with earnings toward the high end for workers with only high school degrees and those at the low end among college graduates.
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In a more comparable period — from August 2015 (when Houghton changed investment managers) to June 2016 (the end of year reported by most other colleges) — its return for 10 ½ months was 2.98 percent.
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In a more comparable period — from August 2015 (when Houghton changed investment managers) to June 2016 (the end of year reported by most other colleges) — its return for 10 ½ months was 23622 percent.
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I understand why Lenovo and Google wanted to limit how much the small screen does, but it makes the Smart Clock more comparable to a Home Mini than another smart display as a result.
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She believes that the marine park masturbates the dolphins so that the animals can perform more tricks; the Dutch dolphinarium is classified as a zoo, but Vestering claims it's more comparable to a circus.
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By being able to support both 5G and super-fast LTE connections, devices will be able to more seamlessly make that tradeoff between 5G and LTE since the speeds will — hopefully — be more comparable.
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However, Sunac has a more volatile financial profile, which is more comparable with that of lower-rated issuers like Greenland Holding Group Company Limited (BB/Negative; standalone BB-/Negative) and China Evergrande Group (B+/Stable).
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At the time, the feature prototype was all about the positionally-tracked standalone headset, but in time the company also added tracked controllers into the mix to bring an experience more comparable to the Rift.
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AS A colleague writes in this week's print edition, Vladimir Putin is in certain ways more comparable to an absolute monarch than to a constitutionally elected political leader, who might be hemmed by checks and balances.
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Rather than aiming for space using a NASA-esque vertically launched rocket, Virgin Galactic uses a rocket-powered space plane dubbed VSS Unity, a craft more comparable to the supersonic X planes developed by the US military.
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In addition to setting out a framework for an island-wide debt restructuring, the bill proposes to make certain federal tax and health care provisions in Puerto Rico more comparable to such programs in the 50 states.
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While settling on the softer option, regulators agreed to standardize to some extent the methods of calculating banks' rate risks, which was seen as making the scale of risks more comparable and improving transparency, the sources said.
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But a more comparable example can be found under George W. Bush, who in 2006, sent some 6,313 Guardsmen to the border for a two year period starting in 2006, a cost to taxpayers of $1.2 billion.
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This is just the Disney+ service on its own, however, not the combined bundle that includes ESPN Plus and Hulu for $12.99 per month, which is probably more comparable to Netflix in terms of breadth of content offering.
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Ira Glass, the host of the NPR show "This American Life," said in a telephone interview that Mr. Frank had been more comparable to movie auteurs from the 1970s than to storytellers like Jean Shepherd and Garrison Keillor.
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He adds that FoundationDB is more comparable to TiKV, the key-value storage layer developed by PingCAP that recently became a Cloud Native Computing Foundation project, because FoundationDB is not a relational database like TiDB with a SQL interface.
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But black voters made up 29% of the vote in Alabama in Tuesday's election — a larger-than-expected share more comparable to the composition of the electorate in a presidential race for Obama than an off-year special election.
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Flight profile Rather than aiming for space using a NASA-esque vertically launched rocket, Virgin Galactic uses a rocket-powered space plane dubbed VSS Unity, a craft more comparable to the supersonic X planes developed by the US military.
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For much of that time, Iran's only company was North Korea, though many of Iran's shortcomings were more comparable to those of Pakistan, a country that moved on and off the much less effectual "gray list" over the same period.
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While Allo is focused on interacting with Google's assistant bot and with potentially many friends and may be more comparable to something like Messenger, Duo's comparison is something more like Apple's FaceTime: you use it for one-on-one conversations.
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Rivian's truck will offer a payload of 1,0003 pounds and a towing capacity of 11,000 pounds - attributes more comparable to the Detroit Three's mid-sized trucks than to best-selling large trucks such as the Ford F-150 or GMC Sierra.
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So it's more what perhaps a chairman in a company would do because we have also in Liechtenstein for the daily business a government, doing the operative part of government, so they are perhaps more comparable to CEO and top management.
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The widely respected group Consumer Reports had at first held back on recommending the car, saying the vehicle had a stopping distance that fell far short of its peers and was more comparable to that of a full-size pickup truck.
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Similarly to other regional development banks, Bank BJB primarily provides loans to civil servants (60% of its total lending portfolio), but has a higher proportion of non-civil servant lending on its books, such that its business is more comparable with commercial banks.
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Its financial profile is more comparable with those of lower rated issuers like Greenland Holding Group Company Limited (BB/Negative, standalone BB-/Negative) and China Evergrande Group (B+/Stable); even though its 0003 leverage is lower than those of Greenland and Evergrande.
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It's not clear how powerful the portable computer will be, but at the projected size, it will probably be more comparable to a mobile phone than a full PC. At least in the US market, it's not at all clear where Immerex fits.
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VIABILITY RATING Rating upside on KEB Hana Indonesia's VR may result if its franchise expands to be more comparable to the major Indonesian banks', while it maintains sound asset quality, healthy risk-adjusted profitability, and a predominantly low-cost deposit-funded balance sheet.
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For two hours, she detailed those similarities and cited a legal rule of evidence known as the "Doctrine of Chances," which maintains that the more comparable crimes a suspect commits, the less likely it is that the next alleged victim is inventing her story.
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NEGATIVE RATING OUTLOOK The Outlook revision to Negative principally reflects Fitch's expectation that the company's access to several forms of capital (common equity, unsecured and secured debt) will remain challenged, below that of investment-grade peers and increasingly more comparable to that of below-investment-grade REITs.
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The headset is, of course, more comparable to the Gear VR when it comes to actual gameplay (they share the same game library), but Oculus has managed to make a number of improvements that make the cheap headset feel deeply luxurious to those familiar with mobile VR offerings to date.
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"This discovery raises a lot of questions about the mechanisms underlying complex societies and has opened up exciting possibilities of exploring what is it about this bird that has made them evolve a social system that is in many ways more comparable to a primate than to other birds," said Farine.
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The account's messages do not address issues that seem of particular importance to China," he explained, "This account is much more comparable to disinformation campaigns perpetrated by the former Russian IRA, in that it seems to be pushing extreme ideological views to a US audience as an attempt to make conversations here more divisive.
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Brian Sloan, the inventor of the Autoblow, told me in a Skype call that the company's recent project as a way to use machine learning to make an automated blowjob more comparable to the real thing — to get away from the idea of sex toy "modes" and move towards one where sex toys offer "experiences" that parallel sex with another person.
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But whereas Lomas and Tracey went out on short field trips and focused on recording the best examples of sound and song within the communities they researched, Sarno—who never trained as an anthropologist or musicologist—is more comparable to a soundscape artist, who immerses himself in a new environment, capturing the broader environmental soundscape as well as individual songs and sounds.
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Its precautionary-and-below (PBL) loans ratio (2.3% at end-1Q16) has improved significantly in the last few years to become more comparable with the commercial bank average (about 2.1%) through a more commercially driven approach to weak corporate sectors like shipbuilding and an extremely strong growth in non-mortgage residential loans (260% aggregate growth in five years to account for 20153% of total loans).
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Though the Mirage Solo sports positional tracking, the device may ultimately still be limited by its Wiimote-like controller, which is identical in layout to what ships with the Daydream View, Google's headset for smartphone-based mobile VR. Oculus is working on a positionally-tracked headset, currently code-named Santa Cruz, which also will have tracked controllers that will help deliver experiences more comparable to what's possible on high-end headsets now.
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The look also shows how Fisker has moved the interior space forward, which the company says will help amplify the space to make it more comparable to full-size luxury sedans on the inside than to their "closest competitors," which is almost certainly an unstated reference to the Tesla Model S. Fisker also shared that the new EMotion will have a composite frame constructed of carbon fiber and aluminum, and new batteries created using graphene and produced by Fisker Nanotech, a dedicated battery supplier set up as a joint venture including Fisker and Nanotech Energy Inc.
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