incomparably

incomparable | American Dictionary

incomparable
adjective[ not gradable ]
us/ɪnˈkɑm·pər·ə·bəl, ˌɪn·kəmˈpeər·ə·bəl/
so good or great that nothing else could achieve the same standard:
the incomparable achievement of Einstein

Examples of incomparable

incomparable
We may want to distinguish this case, where options are incomparable, from cases where there is a balance involved in the choice between options.
It remains to be clarified if this difference represents incomparable experimental conditions or differences in germination requirements between populations.
When two loci are incomparable, their relation is spatial, that is, they are completely independent.
We believe, however, that, if locations have no natural structure, then double infinity pairs should be judged incomparable.
A post-modem perspective, on the other hand, accepts a plurality of incomparable authentic identities.
This narrowing strategy is sound and complete (wrt rewriting), it computes incomparable solutions, and it does so with narrowing derivations of minimal length (assuming sharing).
On the face of it, the current situation is not controlled by the precedent case since it is incomparable in strength.
In general, completed trace semantics and trace semantics are incomparable.
They argue there are positive value relations in addition to these three so that alternatives that appear incomparable are, in fact, comparable.
I love the piano for its orchestral quality, of course, for its capacity for counterpoint, incomparable range of sound possibilities, its inimitable resonance.
That is, items that are not related by one of the standard trichotomy of comparative relations are incomparable because they are incommensurable.
So at least one of the church careers is incomparable with the army career.
The first objection that might be raised against the possibility of justified choice between incomparable alternatives is as follows.
It is sufficient to recognize the respects which make them incomparable.
Because incomparable alternatives qualify as not worse than one another, maximization allows for justified choice between them.
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