Sentence examples for approximately analogous from inspiring English sources

By contrast, during the interwar years the British — then occupying a position approximately analogous to modern Americans in terms of global influence and responsibility — had indisputable cause for fear.

Furthermore, the optimisation strategy is found to be approximately analogous to the maximisation of the equivalent pure oxygen and nitrogen production rates.

Thus with Bohmian mechanics the statistical description in quantum theory indeed takes, as Einstein anticipated, "an approximately analogous position to the statistical mechanics within the framework of classical mechanics".

In relation to a theory incorporating a more complete description, Einstein remarked that "the statistical quantum theory would … take an approximately analogous position to the statistical mechanics within the framework of classical mechanics".

The results obtained by the two tools demonstrate that the normalized FP values of simple elements are higher than those of FN values for full patents, while they are approximately analogous for patent abstracts.

In our studies, we applied six independent scenarios to the assessment of potential causes or markers of CCD and got the same answer, giving us confidence in the results, since this inference approach is approximately analogous to applying the same technique to six different assessments [53].

As expected, SNRs for modified and unmodified probes were approximately equal for analogous probe sequences (not shown).

Analogous processes yield approximately 2 million metric tons per year of 1,3-butadiene (CH2=CHCH=CH2).

In Figure 5b, the nanoparticles in water similarly demonstrate a strong emission at approximately 412 nm, with an analogous, more distinct plateau and a second emission at approximately 580 nm.

The fact that Y1043 resides approximately 5 Å from the analogous tyrosine in SEN was used to propose that Ire1 RNase should undergo an obligate conformational change upon binding of substrate to position Y1043 relative to H1061 as in SEN.

We find that this step encounters a free-energy barrier of approximately 7 kcal/mol, whereas the analogous transition in pathway I (alkene insertion into the Rh H bond) is almost barrierless.