A comparable system, designed for a specific model and installed on the assembly line, may cost several hundred dollars, but it is a relative bargain.

Once and for all, these were shown to be systems comparable with our Galaxy and right outside it.

Bekker numbers are the comparable system for the works of Aristotle.

In the record business, the only one where a comparable system exists, a store is penalized for returns.

These have historically been used to support desktop publishing software but now also offer a comparable system for general office use.

Praxis claims that the system has a much lower defect rate than comparable systems.

The antimonarchical United States never developed a comparable system of state support for culture.

Without color, an otherwise comparable system sells for less than $3,000.

Either way, the customer gets a full computer system for less than $1,500, or about half what a comparable system cost a couple of years ago.

North Carolina, while without a system comparable to the other states, did not prohibit the practice until 1933.