Sentence examples similar to analogous terrain from inspiring English sources
In this paper the chemical fluxes from the stable sedimentary basin of the northern Xinjiang platform will be presented and compared to published results from analogous terrains in the monsoon basins of China and world.
Some critics objected that Scott and Thatcher were not analogous, except slightly in terrain and weather, because he failed in what he set out to do while she succeeded.
By integrating biology, engineering, and physics studies and developing new experimental tools and theoretical models, our lab is creating the new field of terradynamics to describe complex locomotor-terrain interaction (analogous to fluid-structure interaction), and using terradynamics to better understand animal locomotion and advance robot locomotion in complex terrain.
Although the name did not remain in common usage for long, the Terrain Bituminifére found analogous application in the work of two English geologists, William D. Conybeare and William Phillips, in their synthesis of the geology of England and Wales in 1822.
Approximately rectilinear features do exist on the Martian surface, but these are natural features such as crater chains, terrain contour boundaries, faults, mountain chains, and ridges analogous to the suboceanic ridge features of Earth.
"This is very analogous".
Nature repossesses the terrain.
Batteries could be analogous.
