Sentence examples for basically analogous from inspiring English sources

Individual patterns, or strings, in evolutionary computation systems are basically analogous to chromosomes in biological systems.

But it is, basically, analogous to the subtitles on a foreign movie -- it's translating a work from another language.

In their wake came antique shops, pseudo-antique pubs, and all the now-familiar paraphernalia of gentrification, in a visually different but basically analogous way to the effects of "hipsters" in contemporary Hackney.

With the appliances in situ, the EMG responses were basically analogous for the Occlus-o-Guide® and the Andresen activator.

One way of putting it is to say that what was found around Vega is basically the analogous to the Kuiper belt in the solar system.

And that was basically an analogous approach to us where we weren't going out saying ok we need this money, we want to find money on whatever terms it comes on we'll get it.

The other objects of mockery in this sketch aren't safe, necessarily, but there's a big difference between recognizing that some discernible aspects of the world around us are problematic and accepting that violating others is so deeply pervasive in our way of viewing the world that a simple sport is basically perfectly analogous to rape.

Mosaic PBP2 structures are basically composed of fragments analogous to PBP2s in Neisseria species.

All of the Justices, however, basically accepted her view that the two most analogous precedents were Hunter v. Erickson (1969) and Washington v. Seattle School District (1982).

A university photo of the system shows the person inside the box talking to an anime avatar, so we can only assume that this is basically a tool for turning any social gathering into the analogous experience of sitting at home watching Neon Genesis Evangelion.

Therefore, the mechanism of the modal or normal voice with such pronounced glottal closure is basically explained by the myoelastic-aerodynamic theory (Fig. 2A), which is analogous to the airflow-induced buzzing of the lips that also results in an intermittent outflow [12].