Sentence examples for are analogous to those of from inspiring English sources
Textbooks and teachers frequently introduce new topics by analogy, for example, by saying, "the dynamics of rotational motion are analogous to those of linear motion" and "mechanical vibrating circuits are analogous to electrical systems".
The effects of these leakages and injections on the level of income are analogous to those of saving and investment.
The structures of sulfonium ylides and oxosulfonium ylides are analogous to those of sulfoxides and sulfones, respectively.
In some ways the problems of connecting increasing numbers of components are analogous to those of urban sprawl.
One anthropologist's assertion that contemporary Indian beliefs are "analogous" to those of these ancient cultures is challenged by others in the catalog.
The closed circulatory systems of annelids, by contrast, are analogous to those of vertebrates, with phenotypically similar components, including heart(s), blood vessels, and hemoglobin63, 64.
Multiplicity features for a cylindrical pellet, according to direct calculation, are shown to be analogous to those of a spherical pellet.
These data indicated that xanthocillins are putative agonists for c-Mpl, as their cellular actions were analogous to those of TPO.
With this conjugated metal ligand interfacial bond, the nanoparticles exhibited unique photoluminescence properties that were analogous to those of diacetylene derivatives.
The effects of such processes alone would be analogous to those of a mechanic who changed parts in an automobile engine at random, with no regard for the role of the parts in the engine.
The presence of Sn metal enhances the activities of both methanol and ethanol oxidation, with a more pronounced effect on the oxidation current of ethanol whose optimal value is analogous to those of PtSn/C catalysts reported in literature.
