Sentence examples similar to analogous peer from inspiring English sources
Advisory services tend to hone on the idea of "Is the performance roughly analogous to peers, and is compensation roughly analogous to peers?" What's missing is an analysis of how "stretch" the goals really are.
Rather, extending the vision analogy, the texts suggest that whereas "the knowing" is comparable to eyesight, deliberation is analogous to peering this way or that while trying to spot something.
We show that the numerical solutions for ilim and τ can be presented in the forms analogous to the Peers and the Sand equations, respectively, but with an additional correction factor.
The process of peer-to-peer lending is analogous with the method in which many UK students currently fund their postgraduate degrees: borrowing money from family and friends.
It was clearly owing to their efforts that philosophy became a practice in their universities analogous to what their peers were doing at the time in major Western centers of scholarship.
Similarly, the ConcepTests and analogous exam questions used in physics peer instruction are not questions that can be answered by memorization (Crouch and Mazur, 2001).
He views Quizlet as a "peer powered learning network," that is analogous to YouTube because all of the study sets within Quizlet are all user-generated.
This second option is analogous to the journal clubs already in place at many labs, albeit more formal, and is the main idea of the peer group review system.
The paper, which has not been peer-reviewed, uses "epidemiological models to explain user adoption and abandonment of online social networks, where adoption is analogous to infection and abandonment is analogous to recovery".
