Sentence examples for analogous to adding from inspiring English sources

The idea is analogous to adding silica gel to shoe boxes to absorb moisture.

In some specific circumstances, it is necessary to add a margin analogous to the PTV margin around an OR to ensure that the organ cannot receive a higher-than-safe dose; this gives a planning organ at risk volume.

The idea that anybody can potentially generate creative content (like videos, ads, online games) and use AI tools to add original music is analogous to what the internet did to help democratize entrepreneurship.

Mining new coins is analogous to gold miners expending physical energy to add gold to circulation, but it is CPU time and electricity that is expended.

Paul Krugman suggests that the WTO's view is analogous to that for value added taxes.

In opposition, the addition theorist argues that when a quality increases, this is analogous to the number 1 being added to 9, and through this addition, the new form of 10 is created.

There was also another rule added, which is analogous to the Dodd-Frank Act [correction: analogous to the Volcker Rule], also.

To further expand the possibilities of saturation mutagenesis, a series of nonnatural amino acids analogous to a naturally occurring amino acid was added to the amino acid repertoire.

Subsequently, both D-luciferin and coelenterazine (i.e. Dual-Glo) were added to the cells, analogous to the studies above.

Alternatively, adding springs to the legs (analogous to tendons in humans [6], [8]) could allow robots to be larger with longer than usual legs and still move efficiently.

The ability to embroider on standard sewing machines is analogous to having DVD drives on computers; it has added functions that previously did not exist.