The Bolsheviks were numerically tiny stacked up against the bureaucracy.
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Here is how his remarks stacked up against the facts.
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Where did he think the Warriors stacked up against history's best teams?
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Fact-check: Here's how the candidates' remarks stacked up against the truth.
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Here is how the candidates' remarks stacked up against the truth. Gov.
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Here is what Mr. Trump said and how it stacked up against the facts.
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Samsung declined to comment on how its marketing for Pyeongchang stacked up against previous Games.
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But when stacked up against the more accessible robo advisors on the market, it struggles.
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In a recent study, researchers tested how two Juul flavors stacked up against nine other vapes.
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We talked about our past loves to see how they stacked up against the present one.
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Here's everything we know about the former candidate and how she stacked up against the competition.
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Here&aposs everything we know about the candidate and how she stacked up against the competition.
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The animation, produced by NASA, shows how each year's temperatures have stacked up against the 20th century average.
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This is a compelling offer when stacked up against some of the other streaming services in the market.
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I decided to perform a little experiment, and see how my "internal age" stacked up against my father's.
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Even so, Sweden's military is simply not that big, particularly when stacked up against a threat from Russia.
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More than a dozen lawsuits have been stacked up against Mr Thanathorn and other figures in the party.
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I just wanted to see how I stacked up against other guys, like 'school-y' guys and other people.
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It is very hard to threaten a triangle or armbar effectively when stacked up against the fence like this.
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Just check out how it stacked up against one of my favorites, the YSL Volume Effet Faux Cils Mascara (left).
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Over the weekend, the campaign dropped a video portraying Buttigieg's mayoral duties as small when stacked up against Biden's record.
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She has started painting again, for the first time in years, and new pieces are stacked up against the walls.
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She has started painting again, for the first time in years, and new pieces are stacked up against the walls.
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It is a squad that came together in mere weeks, stacked up against lineups that had been playing together for years.
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"It is an easy thing to do ... and it might actually help, even when the odds are stacked up against you."
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Here's Nintendo's Wii U console stacked up against every other console the company's made in the past 30+ years: While many consider the Wii U's failure to be an aberration for the Japanese game company, the picture gets a lot more stark when you put the company's entire console sales history on a chart stacked up against time.
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Some of my coworkers were more swayed, but when asked how the new tastes stacked up against classic peanut, no one hesitated.
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SNC will now be stacked up against SpaceX and Orbital ATK in NASA's delegation of ISS resupply missions to the private sector.
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Stacked up against the ACUF's Seven Principles of Privatization, it is evident that the bill's means don't justify its substantially oversold ends.
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The wandering boys all lived with their parents in cramped quarters, two-story houses stacked up against one another in a narrow lane.
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THIRTY-ONE years ago, The Economist created the Big Mac index as a way of gauging how different currencies stacked up against the dollar.
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"Techniquewise, stacked up against the other dancers that are going to be in the Academy would prove really, really difficult for you," he said.
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While a performance may have blown us away, that doesn't mean members of the Screen Actors Guild thought it stacked up against its contenders.
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Though there are systematic things in place for many people that, like here in Silicon Valley, it's really stacked up against women, for example.
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With several odds already stacked up against sex toy makers, the threat of a costly lawsuit adds yet another obstacle in the way of inventiveness.
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Finally, Cramer compared two luxury furniture companies, RH and Ethan Allen, to see how they stacked up against each other in a fairly competitive environment.
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In the US, life expectancy is tumbling (now just shy of 79 years), while infant mortality remains high when stacked up against other rich countries.
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The pictures on that sign, however, were all celebration shots, memories of small goals and small wins stacked up against a bottom line of departure.
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I opted to test the rose gold version, because why not, and also to see how it stacked up against some other fashionable, Android-friendly watches.
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In 1998, Tricia Fabbri's Quinnipiac team had just made the transition to Division I, and she wanted to see how they stacked up against the best.
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That flesh, when stacked up against more flesh will create a noise similar to that of a foot slowly being pulled out of very wet mud?
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Biden, who would be 77 as the nominating contests get underway, may also be stacked up against a crop of younger, fresh-faced Democrats such as Sens.
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In a conversation with Shaquille O'Neal, Kobe Bryant discussed how his Los Angeles Lakers teams would have stacked up against other dynasties, seemingly mentioning the Golden State Warriors.
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Well, it was stacked up against me when I first started as a reporter, I could not get into the San Francisco Press Club because women weren't allowed.
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When stacked up against the jalapeño, the Carolina Reaper used in GE's concoction is rated at 2.2 million heat units, and is considered the hottest pepper in the world.
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Cruz is the No. 2 every politician dreams of being stacked up against in a contest where the road is long and, sooner or later, everybody needs a friend.
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At the October hearing, the judge will decide whether to unite the various cases stacked up against Vivendi, said Andrea Di Porto, a lawyer for Berlusconi's holding company Fininvest.
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Nope, football players were offered admission to Michigan based solely on their fluctuating athletic skills, and how said skills stacked up against other players the school's coaches were recruiting.
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When it came to kicking the smoking habit, there weren't enough randomized controlled trials to say how e-cigarettes stacked up against, say, nicotine gum or just going cold turkey.
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In 2017, he partnered with the think tank Demos and various polling groups to test how a series of different progressive messages stacked up against right-wing "racial fear" messaging.
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None of it stacked up against the ways in which Le Roux and Satoshi seemed to mesh, the ways that being the same person seemed to explain so much about them both.
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TV isn't inherently a bad streaming service but it certainly falls short when stacked up against services that can not only let you watch some hockey—but let you replace cable altogether.
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And so, it was pretty, pretty awful, and there were a lot of things like that stacked up against Susan and against Janet and against Anne, and you just have to persist.
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Each company out there has its own proprietary set of data and teams that are handling AI that could make each voice interface both competitive and unique when stacked up against each other.
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Members say that the problem for Pruitt isn't one incident, but the wide array of allegations that have stacked up against him, with about one dozen inquiries into his actions as EPA administrator.
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OKLAHOMA CITY — Golden State's record 73 regular-season wins prompted much conjecture about how the Stephen Curry-led Warriors would have stacked up against the Michael Jordan-powered Chicago teams that once posted 72 victories.
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I've been writing about millennial wealth for Business Insider for almost two years, so I decided to watch two episodes of the show and see how it stacked up against what experts had told me.
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"I wanted to tell him things he hasn't heard before," Lipeika shared with ESPN, and some of the highlights from his heckles included some comments about how the NFL star stacked up against his fellow Canadians.
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Stacked up against other 2018 contenders, it's hard to find the one thing that'll move the needle and turn the G7 into a hit instead of some niche phone for a small audience of loyal customers.
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" We also got Vince's wife Linda McMahon who told us Vince pumps iron at least 5 days a week ... and when stacked up against HHH and his son Shane ... "He would put 'em all to shame!
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Like I said, the chips are stacked up against startups when it comes to leasing office space, not to mention that rents are really high right now, and so landlords want to lock in those rents.
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The new study, published in JAMA Network Open, was a chance to see if there had been improvements overall in wait times and also to see how the VA stacked up against private sector health care providers.
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" Asked how the new lineup of phones stacked up against competitors Apple and Samsung, Gauden said: "We're expecting again to surpass what we did last year and nobody is catching up with what we did last year.
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With about 500,000 people on the island—many of them white and middle class—and a large NYPD community, the arrest rates here are not astronomical, especially when stacked up against Brooklyn's population of nearly 2.6 million.
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On top of that, Generation X is comparatively small when stacked up against both the baby boom and the millennials, as well as more evenly split, politically, than the heavily left-leaning millennials and right-leaning baby boomers.
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Yet this high-tech game of cat and mouse loses much of its effectiveness for staying anonymous when stacked up against a massive adversary like the NSA, which isn't always bound by the legal safeguards that cops have to follow.
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Blake's athleticism is fucked, and his jumper is... suboptimal, especially when stacked up against the fine tuned American Robots, and yet he was exercising a sphere of control over the game every time he has the ball in his hands.
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As a result, Democrats are more divided than ever, beholden to a radical base that seeks to tear down the foundations of this country, and the moderates in tone but not actually in policy who are stacked up against them.
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"Cuomo Prime Time" finished third in the time slot when stacked up against Fox News's Sean Hannity and MSNBC's Rachel Maddow, with "Hannity," cable's top-rated program, attracting 2628 million total viewers, and Maddow, with MSNBC's top-rated program, pulling in 28500 million.
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Although it's difficult to square all these trends into one easily understood narrative, especially as no single report out there has all the numbers and data, we can still piece together a general idea of how this year stacked up against years prior.
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When stacked up against the men our country has produced—The Weeknd, Drake, Justin Bieber, and Shawn Mendes, all of whom occupied spots in the top ten on Billboard in 2015—Canadian pop women currently do not reach the same cultural heights.
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That is the Clinton campaign's best hope — that feelings about the emails and the foundation are "baked in" at this point, and don't rank when stacked up against more than a dozen women who have come forward to accuse Trump of assault.
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"We must address the problems as we see it — incarcerated women have the odds stacked up against them and do not have the resources to provide for themselves and their families or to get the help they need," Steinem says in a press release.
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I mean, for anyone who's listened to the Serial podcast or to another one I'd recommend called Breakdown, you really see a lot of the things that we've been talking about and how the system is stacked up against people, especially people who are poor.
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The Night Of's adherents reflexively label it a show about the failures of justice, despite the fact that there is a whopping amount of evidence stacked up against Naz, and if we didn't know better, it would look to us like justice being served with incredible efficacy.
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"Honestly, we just keep them in the boxes and they're just stacked up against the wall in the warehouse," Overbey says, pointing out that there's no extra attempt to protect the vinyl records any more than they would a box of commemorative pins or t-shirts.
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Founded in 2009, their company BrightScope was the first online rating system for 401(k) plans, allowing employees to plug in the name of their company - or a company they were thinking of joining - and find out how a firm's investment options and fees stacked up against others.
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But the movie is also keyed in to something that's always present in Bird's work, something that's caused some to accuse him of being an objectivist along the lines of Ayn Rand: an obsession with the rights of the exceptional and how they can be stacked up against everybody else.
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On a hypothetical moral scoreboard those are two points in Serena Joy's favor, stacked up against the eight trillion negative points she accumulated when she masterminded, supported, and benefited from a hyper-religious new world order that ritualizes rape, slavery, family separation, sexism, and compulsory color-based class uniforms that don't suit everyone's skin tone equally.
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The quiet treatment of Mathilde Krim, when stacked up against the ubiquity of Grace, ultimately reveals a strain of internet sexism that we are all complicit in perpetuating and barely address — the bestowing of outsize rewards, measured in publicity, for certain female narratives over others, for stories that invite judgments and counterjudgments, nearly always about sex and domestic complexity.
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To those who know Endless best however, it was so much more than a bargaining tactic, or even a standard album: It was a black-and-white, looped stream; a giant warehouse with blacked-out windows; a workbench with panels of wood stacked up against it; a set of speakers designed by Tom Sachs; and a staircase leading to nowhere in particular.
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Zero appears to have created an edge up on Harley's LiveWire — coming in at $10,000 less than the $29,799 HD — though it's hard to know how they stacked up against each other in 2019 since e-moto sales stats aren't reliably tallied in the U.S. Zero doesn't release their sales numbers (though I tried my darnedest to pry them out of CEO Sam Paschel).
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Large earthenware jars used to hold water or other personal belongings are often stacked up against the kitchen walls and are a testament to the owner's economic status.
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Page F9. In 1993 CDA also made an influential deal with Nasdaq to publish a book called Corporate Reports that was distributed only to CFOs of companies that were listed on the Nasdaq exchange. It provided valuable information about each company, its trends, and how it stacked up against its competitors.The Washington Post.
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On March 26, 1856, during the Yakima War, the settlements at the Cascades were attacked by Native Americans. The territorial government called up volunteers, and Jennie Clark, under Capt. John C. Ainsworth, carried a company of them from Portland up to the Cascades. Overly apprehensive about ambush, the party sought to protect the captain by lining the interior of the pilot house with three-inch- thick oak planks, and then piling sacks of flour stacked up against the walls.
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Seeing that the situation was deteriorating for the British and seeing an opportunity, Nadir Khan decided to attack Thal. As the Frontier Constabulary had abandoned their posts, on the night of 28/29 May the Afghans were able to occupy a tower from the fort and from there they were able to set fire to a number of food dumps. This made the situation in the fort dire, as the supply situation had already been low. Other factors also stacked up against the British.
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Roman infantry tactics refers to the theoretical and historical deployment, formation, and manoeuvres of the Roman infantry from the start of the Roman Republic to the fall of the Western Roman Empire. The focus below is primarily on Roman tactics – the "how" of their approach to battle, and how it stacked up against a variety of opponents over time. It does not attempt detailed coverage of things like army structure or equipment. Various battles are summarized to illustrate Roman methods with links to detailed articles on individual encounters.
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While there are a few changes I did not care for, the majority of them are for the best, making 'Redux' worthy of a listen." Jesus Freak Hideout rated the album 3.5 out of 5 and said: "Overall, Descendants feels like a more structured project than Creation/Destruction, but lacks something that made Creation/Destruction stand out. I'm not sure if the more Christ-centered lyrics featured here that were absent on their debut made an impact, or if the over-polished production took a toll on my opinion after awhile, but Descendants, on its own, is a good metalcore album. But when stacked up against Creation/Destruction, it just falls short.
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In Publishers Weekly's "Best-selling Books Week Ending October 2, 2017", Tomb of Annihilation was #14 in "Hardcover Nonfiction" and sold 7,152 units. Alex Springer, for SLUG Magazine, reported that the "Tomb of Annihilation is the type of campaign that can bring out the best—or worst—in a dungeon master" and highlighted mechanics such as new character backgrounds, exploration checks, the jungle themed creature appendix, and the lingering threat of permadeath due to the Soulmonger artifact. Springer wrote "When stacked up against Storm King’s Thunder, Tomb of Annihilation feels blessedly streamlined and adventure-focused. There are no politics to navigate, no sieges to weather—it’s just a deep dive into an unforgiving wilderness to destroy an artifact that can’t be destroyed".
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Luminar has generally received positive reviews. Tech Radar reviewed the beta version of the application in 2016 and gave it a 4.5 out of 5. MyMac Reviews rated it 9 out of 10. Digital Rev appreciated the number of features offered by the software writing that "amateur Instagrammers and pro-photogs alike will feel like they’re in an Aladdin’s cave of wonders with what’s on offer in that regard," but pointed out that "in general Luminar does suffer from some problems when greater editing functions are stacked up against Lightroom or Photoshop’s." In 2020, Macworld gave Luminar a rating of 4.5 out of 5 and named it an Editors’ Choice, praising its “breakthrough AI Sky Replacement feature” and saying that it offers “intuitive, easy-to-use image editing.” Digital Camera World gave Luminar 4 a rating of 4 out of 5 starts, pointing out as advantages its integrated image catalog, non-destructive editing, AI Sky Replacement tool, and included plug-in version.
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