Sentence examples for analogous concepts from inspiring English sources

Evolutionary computation (EC) is a class of numerical optimization techniques using biologically analogous concepts (Fig.  1).

Although we restrict the analysis to a two player game, analogous concepts can be used to design decentralized algorithms for scenarios with more players.

This concept of Mauri is analogous to the Chinese concept of Qi, and there are many analogous concepts in other cultures.

Although several definitions have been advanced, here trans-differentiation and reprogramming are mostly treated as analogous concepts of changing cell fate.

While the theoretical underpinnings of HRQOL may be consistent across models, variations in terminology for analogous concepts make comparison across studies very difficult.

In the logistic Lens Model Equation, the analogous concepts are represented by the ratios of the standard deviation of the model prediction (the category probability) over the standard deviation of the data.

21 of the Summa, where Henry is in actual fact citing Avicenna), Henry speaks of a common, analogous concept of being, giving the impression of bringing analogy closer to univocity.

Scotus says, very well, where will that analogous concept come from?

Then Li [2] established the corresponding analogous concept for the linear difference equations.

It is this that is grasped by the analogous concept of being (PB 14.18 20; Wippel, 2001, 381 82).

Inspired by the definition of a fixed point in multivalued case, we define the analogous concept of fixed set in the current paper.