Sentence examples for formally analogous from inspiring English sources
The derivation introduces mesoscopic rates of diffusion that are formally analogous to reaction rates.
Internally, white dwarfs are formally analogous to neutron stars, being stellar configurations where the thermal contribution to support is secondary.
Holders of this office are elected by church members, formally analogous to the democratic, republican political mode, and, accordingly, in contrast with the monarchy of the papal and the aristocracy of the episcopal church polity.
These ASM-V vector data, provided in the ASM instrument frame, are formally analogous to the official L1b calibrated VFM data provided in the VFM instrument frame.
2.4, generalizing the arguments of this paper to find V1-like maps on Riemannian manifolds on nonconstant curvature would be formally analogous to adapting Wigner's description of elementary particles on Minkowski spacetime to a general curved spacetime a challenge indeed!
These hypomorphic strains reduce SMN expression levels to different degrees in a manner formally analogous to decreased SMN levels observed in SMA patients.
As Halpern has pointed out, the reversible Co C bond cleavage in B12-dependent reactions is formally an inner-sphere redox process analogous to reactions of reversible dioxygen carriers such as hemoglobin and myoglobin.
Formally, the sampling step (S-step, analogous to the E-step in EM) of the sEM algorithm replaces the computation of the Q function in the E-step by the simpler computation of p (Z | X, θ (t ) ) and simulation of a 'pseudosample' z(t).
Most zinc(I) compounds contains formally the [Zn2]2+ core, which is analogous to the [Hg2]2+ dimeric cation present in mercury(I) compounds.
The concept of a mineral system was first formally introduced in 1994, two decades after the analogous petroleum system concept had been developed.
Just as the Platonic Ideas contain the patterns for the types of objects in the daily world, music formally duplicates the basic structure of the world: the bass notes are analogous to inorganic nature, the harmonies are analogous to the animal world, and the melodies are analogous to the human world.
