Sentence examples for closest analog from inspiring English sources

Judging from the DW-Nominate scores, Obama's closest analog, ideologically speaking, is Lyndon Johnson.

The closest analog from a fund company comes from Massachusetts Financial Services, which flatly declares: "We invented the mutual fund".

And I would say that Canada's system is the closest analog to what a lot of these politicians are proposing.

The C.C.A.A. is the closest analog to Chapter 11 in Canada, but it differs in a few important respects.

The closest analog may be a tremor recorded by monks in the year 869, according to Dave Applegate, a senior earthquake specialist at the U.S. Geological Survey.

The closest analog among Mr. Nadella's peers is Tim D. Cook, the chief executive of Apple, who has painted Apple as a staunch defender of its customers' privacy.

It has a lower computational cost compared to the closest analogs giving the equal quality of results and allows users to create various types of terrain, as well as to combine them together in one landscape.

Figure 6 Example of protein bound folded molecules and closest analogs (rank 1 or 2) identified in ZINC by 3D- and 2D-fingerprint similarity.

We predict, however, that the CRE ages of the returned materials will be young, closely matching that of CI and CM chondrites (Clark et al. 2011), which are proposed as the closest analogs to type C asteroids.

"The closest analogs — 1960 with electoral votes from Hawaii and 2000 with electoral votes from Florida — went by without a hitch".

The closest analogs within the Milky Way galaxy of the stars producing long gamma-ray bursts are likely the Wolf Rayet stars, extremely hot and massive stars which have shed most or all of their hydrogen due to radiation pressure.