Examples of using May be compared in English and their translations into Spanish
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This may be compared to the church, of which Jesus said,“The gates of Hades will not overcome it” 16:18.
These costs may be compared with the total costs of construction of new plants,
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.
Sequences may be compared with the GenBank library for serotype identity.
This may be compared to the market potential,
Funes may be compared to an autistic savant, in that he has acquired an extraordinary ability,
of information technologies and means whose military applications may be compared to the use of weapons of mass destruction.
Fingerprints received as part of an international inquiry for a person may be compared with fingerprints of asylum-seekers
A photograph received as a part of an international inquiry for a person may be compared with photographs registered in this register.
The maximum noise of 64dB(speed 3) may be compared to that of a group conversation.
the mudaraba contract may be compared to a contract with an investment fund.
Thefaceof nature may be compared to a yielding surface with 10,000 sharp wedges packed close together
This provision may be compared with article 22, paragraph 3, of the Statute, which stipulates.
Tables 3 and 4 may be compared to obtain an overview of the land-related systems in the four jurisdictions mentioned above.
The technology may be compared to pasteurization; it is sometimes called"cold pasteurization",
This scheme may be compared to how a stack frame may be both pushed/popped and indexed.
Perfection in one of these three methods may be compared to gaining a passport.
The maximum noise of 63dB(speed 3) may be compared to that of a group conversation.
economic regions may be compared with other economic indicators.
The art of Phyto-nutrition may be compared with good wine production: the same variety