Sentence examples for analogous perspective from inspiring English sources

Interpreting this from an analogous perspective of the influence of cultural background, men in Poland take establishing a higher position in society for granted.

It stops us imagining a better world – "analogous to the deflationary perspective of a depressive who believes that any positive state, any hope, is a dangerous illusion".

But the shift to a heliocentric model made everything simpler; a similar, or analogous shift in perspective may in the future help us come to a better understanding of, say, time.

4 5 The shift in medical evidence from fine-grained narrative to sweeping statistical inference calls to mind analogous shifts in perspective that have followed certain other landmark changes in information systems.

It's analogous to the way perspective changes in computer games as the onscreen player runs from one room to another.

Even papers outside of your field can provide perspective and inspire analogous ideas.

In high productivity aquatic ecosystems, ecosystem variables such as plankton biomass, productivity, and respiration may be determined largely by the overall rate of nutrient input rather than the presence of certain species, analogous to the "bottom-up" perspective of communities.

An iodide salt with a chiral counterion proves an efficient catalyst for preparation of compounds analogous to vitamin E. [Also see Perspective by Nachtsheim].

In our informational perspective, this would be analogous to a situation in which the sender of a message, after some time, decides to increase the size of the alphabet of transmitted symbols.

In that perspective, phospholipids would be analogous to pharmacological chaperone, which are small molecules that help to maintain the correct folding of mutant proteins [ 40].

His interest in anatomy and perspective gave him a role analogous to that of Degas.