Sentence examples for behaviour is analogous to from inspiring English sources

Such a behaviour is analogous to gradient dependency of viscosity, both being deducible from Eyrings theory of rate processes.

The behaviour is analogous to the one of get_data: The individual processes store the locally relevant part of the to_key using their distinct data[from_key].

This behaviour is analogous to that previously reported in cells treated with very low doses of the cleavage inhibitor cytochalasin.

However, where worm-like micelles are formed, the behaviour is analogous to that of NapFF.

Interestingly, this behaviour is analogous to conceptually similar models' [ 4] where the whole catalytic network forms inevitably only one viable core and so ultimately converges to only one attractor.

This behaviour was analogous to how CMKs react with classical serine proteases, and we concluded that Ac-IAAA-cmk acted as a mechanism-based inhibitor of GlpG, forming a covalent adduct with the catalytic dyad residues, thus cross-linking TMDs 4 and 6.

The Connection algorithm [29] has a behaviour which is analogous to the MRFP-growth, is also based on the FP-growth and was initially idealised for use in data warehouses.

The flexural behaviour of under-reinforced and over-reinforced coconut shell concrete designed by limit state method using the actual stress-strain behaviour is analogous with the experimental values.

It follows from the logic of our approach that finding behaviour in animals which is analogous to consciously-produced human behaviour has little forensic merit.

In this sense the time for infection behaviour of the virus is analogous to the principle of a 'biological half-life'.

This rectifying behaviour is clearly beneficial for device function and is analogous to the rectifying behaviour observed at dye-sensitized interfaces).