Sentence examples for is of analogous from inspiring English sources

The tissue level is of analogous scope to the human-scale biology questions, the scope of patient data is related to clinical questions and the scope of the population data is comparable to the epidemic-level questions.

His booze-genius is of course analogous to Dodd's gift for intoxicating rhetoric and ideas, cobbled together from bits and pieces of science and established religion.

The weaving is kind of analogous to pixels.

The two still seem to be sort of analogous, at least in New York City.

In my write-up, in thinking about this, I thought it's kind of analogous to a person who gets diagnosed with cancer, and of course -- or with a serious illness -- they always try to get a second opinion.

"It's sort of analogous to Teflon".

The main result of this paragraph is the analogous of Theorem 3.2 on the class of partial b-metric spaces.

In terms of the science of climate change, that fringe maverick is analogous, of course, to Delingpole's own position.

The main idea of the proof is the analogous of the linear case, apart from some additional technical problems.

This extension of names, whose natural habitat is sensible things, to God is another instance of analogous naming for Thomas.

The estimation of space complexity is analogous except of absence of factor N, see sub-section "Space complexity" for details.