Sentence examples for analogous nature from inspiring English sources

The procedure, due to its analogous nature to CSG, is termed Constructive Solid Analysis (CSA).

An analogous nature of parts does not reveal whether the ideas were also analogous or homologous.

Graph theory and networks have analogous nature, for example, vertices of graph represent sensors or actors in a network and edges in graph represent wireless communication links in the network.

In the case of other parameters such as Na, K, Ca, Mg, Fe and so on; show more or less the analogous nature which might be the indicator of having tightly grouped, precise homogeneous good-quality water resources in the area.

The wavelet analysis is analogous in nature to the Fourier analysis by which a signal is decomposed in to a set of finite basis functions.

The structure of the boundaries of fragments exhibits a dislocation nature analogous to other grain boundaries after intensive plastic deformation[10 12].

The theory is in nature analogous to the concept of consolidation in soil mechanics, in which reduction in volume takes place by expulsion of water under long-term static loads.

We have now to inquire whether there is any analogous process in nature, by which wild animals and plants can be permanently modified and new races or new species produced.

This seems to be analogous to the nature of science misconception in which individuals conflate the everyday use of the term theory with the application of the term within science.

Just as the Platonic Ideas contain the patterns for the types of objects in the daily world, music formally duplicates the basic structure of the world: the bass notes are analogous to inorganic nature, the harmonies are analogous to the animal world, and the melodies are analogous to the human world.

In any case, determining the genes, gene networks, and neural substrates involved in decision-making in the lab would be extremely useful for understanding analogous variation in nature.