Sentence examples for best analog from inspiring English sources

"It's a work of art, a classic, the best analog picture ever created".

At the news conference, Lisa M. Pratt, a biogeochemist at Indiana University, said that the best analog on Earth might be the Siberian permafrost.

He went on: "The scientific component of the expedition has been named White Mars with good reason; Mars researchers have been using Antarctica as a research site for many years, as earth's polar deserts are the best analog to the surface of Mars that we have on this planet.

Chinese immigrants met at UC, Berkeley; Dai studied computer science, Sutardja studied electrical engineering (and has claimed to be the world's best analog chip designer).

For groupoids, the best analog of that fact is to be found in a representation of B(G) as a Banach space of completely bounded maps from aC*-algebra associated withGto aC*-algebra associated with the equivalence relation induced byG.

The Japanese islands are composed mainly of ancient and modern accretionary complexes, some of which were exhumed from the seismogenic depth of the plate boundary megathrust and yield the best analog of seismogenic fault rocks in the subduction zone.

Given that the transmitter cannot be adapted to the instantaneous CSNR at the receiver, we determine the best analog-digital power allocation by minimizing the average MMSE (AMMSE) with respect to the receiver-CSNR distribution.

The best analogs displayed better potency (IC50) than PTX and high selectivity for pjDHFR versus hDHFR, with 4 exhibiting a selectivity for pjDHFR of 24-fold.

The two best analogs selected on the basis of in vitro data were tested for acute toxicity and antifungal activity in a mouse model.

The best analogs can be considered as good candidates for the development of effective antibacterial agents for use in plant protection.

While there are other orbital possibilities to achieve this goal, an ALO satellite system offers one of the best analogs to the geostationary satellite system for routine polar latitude observations.