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par

[pahr] / pɑr /


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The pair are trying to build a brand on par with business publications such as the Economist or the Financial Times.

From The Wall Street Journal

Now, the analysts expect, sales will be on par with global GDP growth — of about 5%, including inflation — but not much faster than it.

From MarketWatch

These levels are well below par, but the sharp gains suggest improving expectations for an eventual recovery.

From Barron's

These levels are well below par, but the sharp gains suggest improving expectations for an eventual recovery.

From Barron's

According to the researchers, these untrained convolutional models performed on par with traditional AI systems that typically require exposure to millions or even billions of images.

From Science Daily