Sentence examples for analogous to when from inspiring English sources

One of the most pointed quotes in Barrat's book belongs to the legendary serial A.I. entrepreneur Danny Hillis, who likens the upcoming shift to one of the greatest transitions in the history of biological evolution: "We're at that point analogous to when single-celled organisms were turning into multi-celled organisms.

Indeed, rats with obstructed bladders showed cortical activity associated with chronic hyperarousal, analogous to when a person is feeling anxious or stressed.

My feelings on reading this are roughly analogous to those when I discovered that the word "whorephobic" genuinely wasn't some pathetic joke invented by Richard Littlejohn to denigrate the politically correct.

This chapter describes how automated systems can employ probability models that enable reasoning in a manner analogous to humans when operating under uncertain conditions.

Analogous to Microsoft when it debuted in 1986, Google controlled over half the Internet search space just as Microsoft owned desktop computing.

In the Euclidean case, we first recall that Zhang [4] studied the global existence for a parabolic problem in divergence form analogous to (1.1) when the potential V is in parabolic Kato class at infinity (P^{infty}), the asymptotic behavior of solutions for the problem was studied by Zhang and Zhao [5].

In its response it does not critique our assertion that consumers can wind up in a position analogous to lenders when they buy a voucher; nor, while saying that our conclusions are "wrong" and in "error," does the Groupon response deny the specific financial facts we present.

The remaining RhoGAP-like domains of Class III formins find no significant matches by BLAST; however, they produce results analogous to Phypa7 when the more sensitive PSI-BLAST algorithm [ 35] is used.

In our simulations, the strength of selection is controlled by the selection scale parameter K, which is analogous to s when two competing individuals have fitness of 0 and 1.

In a way, it is analogous to what happens when people exercise at high altitudes.

A modern fluid catalytic cracker employs a finely divided solid catalyst that has properties analogous to a liquid when it is agitated by air or oil vapours.