Sentence examples for analogous to the process from inspiring English sources

Although the origin of this structure is not fully understood, it is analogous to the process that produces foliated structures in metamorphic rocks.

I will explain how mining for EMD is analogous to the process of medical diagnosis performed by physicians, and companies that engage in this activity may be practicing medicine without a license.

The entire process is analogous to the process of solving the algebraic equation for the problem (x × 3/4x = 12), though without the use of a letter for the unknown.

The aim of the present study was to optimize the monetary and environmental costs associated with pieces of rectangular reinforced concrete columns submitted to uniaxial bending and compression loads, using the harmony search algorithm, which consists of a meta-heuristic approach analogous to the process of attaining the best musical harmony.

This, again, is analogous to the process in conventional recognition or classical imputation.

Genetic algorithm is a numerical search technique which is analogous to the process of natural selection in biology according to Darwin (Dawkins 2016).

It is now established that VC arise via a complex, probably regulated, active process analogous to the processes leading to bone formation and/or remodeling.

The rapid onset of diuresis after injection suggests that AQP activity in the MT is regulated by trafficking of AQP-containing vesicles to the plasma membrane, analogous to the processes described for the renal collection duct in human kidney [27].

Recollection is an all-or-none process in which a specific memory of studying an item either succeeds or fails at being retrieved.2 The recollection process in the dual-process model is discrete, analogous to the detection process of the 1HT model.

(The term gishiri is also used to refer to the salts that encrust the bottoms of water-pots as the water leaches through the clay and evaporates on the outside a process of encrustation seen as analogous to the pathophysiological process that obstructs the birth canal).

It is tempting to suggest that the abdominal compression reaction process by which cold-stressed pups inadvertently emit ultrasounds is analogous to the cavitation process described for drought-stressed plants.