The court, an independent agency perhaps analogous to the U.S. Congressional Budget Office, noted that in a practical sense the kind of build-up in new generating capacity necessary to replace the aging reactor fleet was essentially "impossible".
Moreover, note that analogous to the above observations on mean dN/ dS, the inclination is stronger for low values of dS.
Note that colorblindness is more analogous to the loss of relative pitch, not absolute pitch; seeing green and red the same is like hearing adjacent octaves as overlapping.
Note that eqn (1) is analogous to the univariate breeder's equation, where is the selection differential.
We note that "chemical suppression" is analogous to the suppression of a genetic mutation by another mutation, only with the latter's role replaced by a chemical.
Note that this procedure is analogous to the single molecule tracking, where optical resolution of 200 nm is converted to positional accuracy of 30 nm by fitting the shape of the light profile [ 25].
It is important to note at this juncture that, analogous to the methodologies described by Yppärilä and coworkers [ 1], the importance of AEP component amplitudes (more than latencies) should be emphasized, and follow-up studies should be conducted to investigate correlations between amplitude values and brain function.
Just as the Platonic Ideas contain the patterns for the types of objects in the daily world, music formally duplicates the basic structure of the world: the bass notes are analogous to inorganic nature, the harmonies are analogous to the animal world, and the melodies are analogous to the human world.
In another vein, however, it has been noted that the passivity of emotions is sometimes precisely analogous to the passivity of perception.
The seven notes of the scale before the return to the octave are analogous to the colours of the rainbow – red, orange, yellow, green, blue and violet, plus the strangely superfluous indigo which made the number up to seven.
Unless we can reinvigorate it, as Engelhardt notes in his article, we will continue to suffer a decline analogous to the declines of other great empires (think Rome, for example).
