Sentence examples for Analogous terms from inspiring English sources

Dayglow and twilight glow are analogous terms.

Directive 2006/115 codifies and reproduces, in analogous terms, the provisions of Directive 92/100.

Directive 2006/116 codifies and reproduces, in analogous terms, the provisions of Directive 93/98.

Still, the human intellect can apply to God positive, analogous terms or names such as The Good, Unity, Trinity, Beauty, Love, Being, Life, Wisdom, or Intelligence, assuming that these are limited forms of communicating the incommunicable.

The coupling stiffness terms between the transverse shear generalized strain measures and the remaining generalized Reissner Mindlin strain measures are shown to be identically zero for laminated composite plates/shells (in contrast to the analogous terms of a similarly constructed generalized Timoshenko model for composite beams).

Similar strategies are being adopted for instance in Canada, USA and Australia, using analogous terms.

Thomas's term for such names is analogy: 'being' is an analogous term and its primary analogate is substance.

The field of art has no analogous term for what is an amalgam of talent, experience and imagination".

I now propose a new, analogous term more appropriate for the age in which we live: useful hypocrites.

Rational activity is said in many ways or, as Thomas would put it, it is an analogous term.

An analogous term is used in models of single neurons to represent the hyperpolarization of the cell membrane stimulated by calcium; see [19] for an example.