Sentence examples for concept is analogous from inspiring English sources

The concept is analogous to that of online auctions.

Unfortunately for cable providers, that concept is analogous to net neutrality in your TV — let's call it "pipe parity," in which viewers know that it's all just data coming from some datacenter somewhere and being turned into video by a box in their home.

This concept is analogous to the concept in population genetics of effective population size, Ne, in which two populations with different numbers of individuals and different sex ratios might have the same effective population size and therefore respond similarly to the different population genetic forces.

Although we use the more common psychological term "regret," the concept is analogous to Feinstein's term "chagrin" [ 55].

This concept is analogous to the difference between ultrasound color Doppler (CD) [ 44] and power Doppler (PD) [ 45, 46] modes.

This mental concept is analogous to the 'overdose theory' of the frontal lobes, which we may ascribe to C. David Marsden's mastermind (Gotham et al. 1988).

In some ways, these concepts are analogous to the acquisition of antibiotic resistance in gut flora: Antibiotic treatment will select for mutant bacteria resistant to the antibiotic and will also destroy competing bacteria and substantially alter the niche.

The LDO and LTO concepts are analogous to the LOO-CV approach, which have been widely used in the previous works under setting S1 [ 17].

Relationships referred to as properties are akin to 'semantic edges' which depict the meaning of data elements by providing the context of their usage (where context is analogous to how concepts participate in class membership).

This concept of Mauri is analogous to the Chinese concept of Qi, and there are many analogous concepts in other cultures.

The concept of CU is analogous to MB in pervious standards, e.g., H.264/AVC.