Examples of using May be compared in English and their translations into Russian
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This may be compared to how the brain maintains an object's identity despite varying conditions.
The Trinity may be compared to a corporation of father,
In terms of their artistic value, the wall paintings by Mikhail Vrubel may be compared with the 12-century frescoes in St. Cyril's Church.
The musharaka may be compared to partnerships, limited partnerships
the mudaraba contract may be compared to a contract with an investment fund.
Kṛṣṇa is the source of innumerable universes, which may be compared to a big garland of lotuses.
The results may be compared with those in, which keeps all of the same assumptions except that Kyrgyzstan mine production is excluded after 2010.
For example, migrants may be compared in surveys with the host country's general population
Quantification of such minor deviations is required so that tenders may be compared objectively in a way that reflects positively on tenders that do comply to a full degree.
The discriminative operation of spirit gravity may be compared to the differential neural circuits of the human body.
their military role may be compared with that of mamluks in the Ottoman Empire.
bringing them down by a process that may be compared to the focussing of rays of light by a burning glass.
None of the fortifications around here may be compared to the Prague Fortress by defending ability.
Aside from color perception there is nothing in human experience to which these activities may be compared.
indeed of all humanity, may be compared to a train standing and waiting on a single track connected
interrelated analytical tests by which project results may be compared with planned objectives through appropriate indicators.
Substance-use habits of the student populations of two or more countries may be compared, even if the proportion of birth cohorts still in school is different in each country.
of other unilateral statements which are formulated in connection with a treaty and with which they may be compared, or even confused, including interpretative declarations.
Corporal punishment may be compared to capital punishment in the sense that,
The position of the Working Group is that keeping a person against his/her will in such an institution may be compared to deprivation of liberty provided that it is carried out in closed premises which the person is not allowed to leave.