Sentence examples for but analogous from inspiring English sources
A "Niemeyer effect", smaller in scale but analogous to the "Guggenheim effect", is already at work in the city.
Most of what is known about this topic comes from the circum-Caribbean world, but analogous developments may have occurred wherever alien slaves were concentrated in numbers sufficient to prevent their complete absorption by the host slave-owning or slave society.
Angular as well as translational oscillations are observed, each associated with separate but analogous stability criteria.
We will focus on fittingness here, but analogous points can be made in terms of warrant.
Committing this image to FEA was in fact superfluous but analogous to the execution of the package.
On the international side, I did include the diversified internationals, but (analogous with excluding sector funds) I excluded the geographically non-diversified (single-country) international funds.
Those pernicious days are behind us, thankfully, but ethically analogous situations still crop up.
The scale of the disaster is much larger in human terms, but very analogous in terms of its devastation to the life and psyche of a unique society.
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.
Fig. 3 Human and squid eyes are structured similarly but are analogous since they evolved independently in the two lineages.
Studies in animals have suggested that antipsychotics modify the expression of various intraneuronal proteins, but no analogous in vivo data in humans are available.
