Sentence examples for analogous style from inspiring English sources

That he's nowhere to be found on "Wise Up Ghost," a product of analogous style and political conscience, feels like a slight, and maybe a further sign of shifting ground.

The "we" sections are analogous in style to travel reports found elsewhere in writings of the Greco-Roman period.

Inferences work in an analogous manner.

"Embarrassingly" parallel computations using a Bulletin board style analogous to LINDA.

In the Netherlands, Piet Mondrian, on the basis of Cézanne and the Dutch painters of the fin de siècle, had reached a very simple, symbolic style analogous to the Dutch landscape.

Edmondson conceded that her "living case" approach was "an uncertain experiment," an extrapolation from immediate experience, somewhat analogous to agile style development of software.

As we explain elsewhere in detail, see infra, at 19—20, conditions attached to a State’s receipt of federal funds are simply not analogous to Parden-style conditions attached to a State’s decision to engage in otherwise lawful commercial activity.

"Yoga comes in many styles -- analogous to ice cream flavors, I suspect -- so we wanted to pick something to test that was likely to be safe and easy for beginners to practice both in classes and at home," Sherman said.

Esham defined his style as analogous to "modern day blues [or] heavy metal".

This combination of class and style is analogous to six different letters in 12 different fonts.

This asymmetry can be exploited for locomotion, in a way analogous to what is done in cross-country skiing (classic style, diagonal stride).