Sentence examples for So analogous from inspiring English sources

From afar, for much of Saturday's game, it was hard to tell the Knicks and the Atlanta Hawks apart, so analogous were their play, their body language and their attire.

As regards #3, Black, Savitt, and Frascolla have argued that, since we ascertain the truth of tautologies and mathematical equations without any appeal to "states of affairs" or "facts," true mathematical equations and tautologies are so analogous that we can "aptly" describe "the philosophy of arithmetic of the Tractatus… as a kind of logicism" (Frascolla, 1994, 37).

Because the cancers are so analogous, cervical cancer screening strategies have been applied to anal cancer.

A student can invite a union representative into their workspace; their right to do so is analogous to inviting the VWR sales rep in.

But over the course of a single day, there's sure to be a few hundred thousand or so along analogous lines.

If A says 'Dance wiv me' to question (1), then either C is Random or A is Random, but B is not Random - So, ask analogous questions as set out above: determine whether B is true or false, then ask whether C is random to determine the final two identities.

In my most anti-English days I condemned as a chauvinist ('this England indeed!) and because I felt it so bitterly analogous that a black man should be forced to deal with the English language in order to speak — I condemned him as one of the authors and architects of my oppression.

Furthermore, the Ag clusters under consideration have average diameter of approximately 1.2 nm which means they are so closely analogous to a few atoms that cluster and contain delocalized conduction electrons which is a necessary requirement for quantum confinement [42].

Thus to call a person virtuous is to express an attitude of approval and the speech act of doing so is analogous to the speech act performed when we cheer for that person.

A similar conclusion was reached by Sato et al. [17], who considered that birds – specifically ocean-going procellariiforms - and pterosaurs were so mechanically analogous that the flight mechanics of the former could provide insights into the flight of the latter.

In contrast, our algorithm emphasizes only active sites so that analogous sites can also be detected.