Sentence examples for analogy process from inspiring English sources

Olanzapine and quetiapine, both protected by analogy process patent, were included in generic substitution alongside with reference pricing in April 2009 (Table 1).

The extension to generic substitution was done by including medicinal products protected by analogy process patent to the scope of substitutable products.

The decision to include pharmaceuticals protected by analogy process patents to the scope of generic substitution in Finland caused heated debate.

In Finland, it was not possible to grant product patents for medicinal substances prior to 1995, only so called analogy process patents were possible.

The application of an analogy process called 'fly hobbing' has been developed on a five-axes milling machine so as to improve the productivity of the investigations.

The second stage analogy process is used to generate domain solutions and in this process, the TRIZ solutions are used as source designs of analogy-based process.

The ACME module (Holyoak KJ and Thagard P 1989), written primarily by Paul Thagard as an implementation of Holyoak and Thagard's model of analogy processing, processes the propositional representations to generate the analogy network.

This may suggest that this subregion supports fundamental analogy processes such as generating structured representations of stimuli but is not specific to one particular processing stage.

In order to examine the involvement of BA10 in distinct analogy processes, we looked for brain regions 1) That showed greater BOLD signal change for analogy than match tasks.

Taken as a whole, these results describe distinct roles for lateral and medial BA10 subregions in different analogy processes and add to growing evidence for the existence of at least 2 functionally distinct brain networks, one associated with lateral and the other with medial BA10 (Gilbert, Spengler, Simons, Frith, and Burgess 2006; Burgess, Dumontheil, and Gilbert 2007).

However, it may be dynamically "relocated" or reassigned in the semantic space, through a complex spatio-temporal mental simulation and analogy-making process, to the dynamically created class of "back-scratching devices," in the semantic neighborhood of the "itch," "scratch" and "claw" concepts.