The idea of structural roles in semantic networks is analogous to developments in social networks in which various approaches have been explored over the years.
Still, there are some commonalities if our results are compared with those for insects; the increased rate of seedling development at high nutrient supply is analogous to faster development of ladybirds provided with either more and/or better quality food (Hodek et al. 2012; Jarošík et al. 2014).
His own father derived considerable pleasure from the daily progress of crops in the fields, and in this, at least insofar as agriculture is analogous to the development of children, the two men are similar.
It is analogous to the development of the new progenitor types in the oSVZ, even though these cells also initially originate from the VZ.
But he criticised cosmologists who talk about the "evolution" of the universe, stating that the universe's development is analogous to embryology not evolution.
In the free-living nematode Caenorhabditis elegans, recovery from the developmentally arrested dauer stage in response to environmental cues is analogous to the resumption of development in invading hookworm L3.
"I think this is analogous to the 1932-39 periof of development in colour and sound".Appropriately enough, Dorothy's remark crops up in "Avatar".
In some sense, this is analogous to the distinction between model development and model deployment.
Specifically, the cost function of the M-GC estimator defined in Section 3.1 is extended to define a quasinorm over and a semimetric for the same space the development is analogous to norms emanating from the GGD family.
If M. sexta MB development is analogous to that of Drosophila, then our findings are consistent with the idea that the memory resulting from third instar training depends upon the embryonically-formed γ lobe, which is intact at fifth instar and so could enable recall at that stage, but is lost in adults subsequent to γ lobe pruning during pupation.
