Sentences with phrase «one's newer counterpart»

The battle between traditional forms of media and their emerging, newer counterparts is hardly new, developing into a rather recurring phenomenon ever since radio first posed a threat to print in the early 20th century.

Ramos obviously felt it, but did his new counterpart a favour by not complaining to the referee and just getting on with the game.

But LIGO's new counterpart, the Virgo detector in Italy, hadn't registered a signal to match LIGO's.

The young mice were, overall, unaffected, either negatively or positively (except for, you know, being sewn to their new counterparts).

The differences between the animated version and it's new counterpart are small but add to the overall story very well.

and Sony Pictures Classics» Miles Ahead outshined their new counterparts as they took on additional locations.

But Transit Tech faces other issues that its newer counterpart does not.

Just like its newer counterparts, the best certified pre-owned Mercedes - Benz vehicles combine sophisticated German engineering, powerful engines, and plenty of premium...

Many times used cars are less expensive than their new counterparts.

You can find high - quality and capable Ram trucks at a much lower price than their brand - new counterparts.

Though similar in name to its newer counterpart, the 2015 Nissan Rogue Select is a carryover version of the previous - generation Rogue.

Just like its newer counterparts, the best certified pre-owned Mercedes - Benz vehicles combine sophisticated German engineering, powerful engines, and plenty of premium luxuries.

Many of our used vehicles have had only one driver, come with a CARFAX Vehicle History Report, and are priced lower than their brand - new counterparts.

While used vehicles often face the unfortunate stigma of being lesser than their brand - new counterparts, a well - maintained used vehicle can outlast other vehicles with ease.

These have now been subsequently tested for compliance with the same quality standards that apply to their new counterparts.

Pre-owned games costs about as much as their new counterparts in other stores and they charge between 8 - 12 dollars more than other retailers on their new games.

J.D. Fenix, Delmont Walker and Kait Diaz are our new counterparts during a violent crusade against the Swarm and the mechanical security forces who were originally meant to protect them.

The works conveys a» push and pull» movement through the composition of the shapes and through the enhancement of classic or found material treated with newer counterparts.

For Rothko, the new vision offered by Still's apparently completely abstract paintings, not only took the lead amongst this generation of artists, but invoked a fundamental human truth, one that expressed «the tragic - religious drama... generic to all Myths at all times,» and created «new counterparts to replace the old mythological hybrids» which had lost their pertinence in the intervening centuries.

Meanwhile, Focus will complement its newer counterparts with a carefully selected showing from 32 galleries founded in or after 2004.

The loss of tax revenue involved — as well as the strength of the entrenched position of marriage (and its new counterpart, civil partnership)-- make it unlikely that these rules will change in the foreseeable future.

Physically speaking, the PS4 Pro isn't that much different than its new counterpart, the PS4 «Slim.»

If $ 1,099 seems steep, check out the Apple Store for refurbished iMacs, which start at $ 849 and include the same one - year warranty as their new counterparts.

Still, you can up the game on the latter to bring it on the same level as its newer counterpart with a software upgrade.

Still, this older model can record up to 1080p videos like its newer counterpart.

This translates to 518ppi of pixel density, which makes it slightly less sharp than its newer counterpart.

Under the hood, the Google Pixel is ahead of the Galaxy S7 thanks to the latter's Snapdragon 820 SoC, which is slightly weaker than its newer counterpart.

While the Ethereum platform can process roughly 15 transactions in a second, its newer counterparts can do up to 100,000 (in some cases, more) in the same time.

Yet it's still slower and less capable in almost every way than its newer counterparts.