Analogous to text messaging, as one official familiar with the technology said, the technology will increase the amount and speed of information flow, allowing better routing and reduced delays.
We tend to think of e-books as individual texts, analogous to books, each separate and individually contained.
However, in the rongorongo texts, analogous double AA glyphs are only 8% more likely than chance.
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.
This relation is analogous to a text and its language grammar.
The definition of a document is straightforward; we consider each turn to be analogous to a text document.
The molecule is then analogous to a text document and much of the analysis used in the bag-of-words strategy can be brought over to the VSMMD setting.
From the 1930s until the 2010s, the notion of Mappæ Clavicula, or the analogous Mappæ Clavicula text-family ([28], pp. 25 26), continued to be heterogeneous, ad hoc definitions, without being grounded in any precise codicological and philological bases.
CAPER records include a free-text Reason for Visit field, analogous to chief complaint text in civilian records, and entered by screening personnel rather than the treating healthcare provider.
A new type of data not previously available is the reason for visit (ROV), a free-text field analogous to the CC.
A second and related chapter focuses on a range of literary texts that cultivate analogous political themes and images, with particular attention to Christopher Marlowe, Thomas Lodge, and plays written in the anti-imperial and epic vein of Lucan.
