Sentence examples for is an analogous from inspiring English sources

Thomas's term for such names is analogy: 'being' is an analogous term and its primary analogate is substance.

An econosphere is an analogous system of economic agents like currency traders.

The classic "Linda problem" is an analogous case.

Ours is an analogous attempt to do the same for jurors who have to try rape.

Today there is an analogous casting-around for a rationale for Britain to contemplate its own nuclear holocaust.

The winter dormancy of bears at high latitudes is an analogous phenomenon and cannot be considered true hibernation.

There's an analogous tension in music: vocal autotune is often criticised, despite its potential for jawdroppingly strange beauty.

"For postgraduates, it can't just be an analogous scheme to the undergraduate programmes," says Connors.

Were an analogous scenario to occur in the books, the hassles would be washed away by flood, to be followed by a celebratory picnic.

There's an analogous, but I believe more imminent, situation with shutdown of overturning ocean circulations.

This may not be an analogous situation of leucine molecules interacting in aqueous solutions.