While this watch won't be able to tell the time in Cupertino (unless you set it to Cupertino time), rest assured that you'll be wearing a one-of-a-kind, akin to strapping a Bugatti to your wrist.
In Olson terminology, person is a "functional kind", akin to locomotor (1997: 31 37).
"It was amateur hour of the most cringeworthy kind, akin to sending a newborn baby into the ring to seize the heavyweight title from Muhammad Ali," Rabbani told me.
Johnson's biggest changes involved removing accretions, including greenhouses and a porch enclosure, to bring the house back to basics — a kind of minimalism akin to the minimalism of the Glass House.
It either is authentic, or it isn't, and the suggestion that the show equals a kind a delirium akin to being drunk overlooks the unfortunate reality of next day and waking up and wondering, dear lord, what was I thinking?
Spindler has denied threatening Wesson, arguing that his drawing was a kind of satire akin to the controversial French publication Charlie Hebdo. .
Literary critic Tom McCarthy concurred that Tintin represented the Belgian state, but also suggested that he acted as a Christian missionary, even being "a kind of god" akin to the character of Kurtz in Joseph Conrad's Heart of Darkness (1899).
Perhaps it is a kind of voyeurism akin to that time that you wound up spending far too much time on Facebook just looking around to see what someone has, or hasn't, made of himself?
A lively, absorbing study of fads, from Hush Puppies to teenage smoking, that seeks to apply a kind of rational analysis akin to medical epidemiology.
And only now that he has finally stopped moving does he see how having had so many houses and having spent so many years on the road can amount to a kind of spiritual homelessness akin to Lear's.
Newton's gloss on Rule 3 in the Principia, discussed below, only made matters worse from Leibniz's point of view, since it tacitly (or functionally) treats gravity as a kind of universal quality akin to extension or impenetrability.
