Sentence examples for has analogies from inspiring English sources

The engine has analogies with piston engine operation, but like gas turbines it has dedicated spaces and devices for compression, burning and expansion.

Dual-system theory, when applied to choice under uncertainty, has analogies to reflexive versus reflective learning proposed by Daw and colleagues [94] and heuristic versus logical problem solving proposed by Kahneman and Frederick [95].

The proposed estimate of dispersion has analogies in methods developed for other high-throughput technologies.

This approach has analogies with that being used in the United Kingdom NHS Breast Screening Programme.

This has analogies to the goal of maximizing the probability of achieving an acceptable level of performance.

This state has analogies with a recently observed state of glycolysis observed in yeast where an accumulation of FBP leads to cellular toxicity (van Heerden et al., 2014).

SS1G_13235 has analogy to the C-terminal domain of death-associated protein 5 (DaP5), a member of the eukaryotic translation initiation factor eIF4G protein family.

On his return he painted a number of mountain scenes that have analogies with the work of Gaspard Dughet, whose works were widely distributed in English country houses.

The equitable remedy of injunction had analogies in canon law, and the law of redemption of mortgages may have been related to the usury laws, which forbade making excessive profits from loans.

His most elaborated case was that of Easter Island, where islanders committed "ecocide" by cutting down every tree, a subject that he showed to have analogies to the present day.

The different susceptibility to PfSUB1 of peptides based on the various MSP and SERA cleavage sites may also have analogies with Gag processing.