Closely analogous issues were debated for years as society responded to previous revolutions in communications technology, and to the technologies' powerful private owners.
This latter task in particular is closely analogous to that faced by human language learners, involving segmentation of morphemes, words, and phrases from observable auditory input, mapping of speech signals onto intended environmental referents, comprehension of questions, and content-addressed search capabilities for discovering the answers to these questions.
The District of Columbia Circuit decided a closely analogous case, Transatlantic Financing Corp. v. United States, 124 U.S. App.
The Chancellor cited Shamrock Holdings, Inc. v. Polaroid Corp., Del. Ch. 559 A.2d 257 (1989), as a closely analogous case.
Is it more closely analogous to a press briefing, ostensibly open to any and all "bona fide" reporters?
It is in this respect closely analogous to a public grant of land * * *.' 225 U.S. 227, 238, 32 S.Ct.
37 The situation under the 1949 Regulations was thus closely analogous to that which obtained in Accardi v. Shaughnessy, supra.
The District of Columbia Circuit decided a closely analogous case, Transatlantic Financing Corp. v. United States, 124 U.S.App.D.C. 183, 363 F.2d 319661966).
Hedenbergite, silicate mineral, calcium iron silicate of the pyroxene group closely analogous to diopside.
The authors' observations suggest that YbMgGaO4 forms a QSL that is closely analogous to a state of matter associated with electrons in a metal.
Isobutane has no conformational isomers, but butane is closely analogous to 1,2-dideuterioethane, in that a pair of anti and gauche conformational isomers is possible for that molecule.
