Sentence examples for key analogy from inspiring English sources

His key analogy for the circulation of the blood was a macrocosm/microcosm analogy with the weather system.

Now, there are some mental properties for which it is plausible that the key analogy just described holds.

By deriving a virtual binding pocket at the same time as the relative poses of ligands are identified, the key analogy is that one can treat a computational model of a binding site as one treats a protein binding pocket.

But the key analogy was between two discrepancies -- the discrepancy between the rapid proliferation of automobiles and the inadequate roads on the one hand, and this incredibly powerful surge of data creation available with the power of computer processing growing, doubling every 18 months, my God!

To use a "lock and key" analogy to illustrate the idea of simultaneously satisfying a number of constraints, the first string may be regarded as the "key" combination that opens the "lock," which in this case may be opened by more than one key (at most l2−l1+1 keys).

However, antibody antigen interactions are much more complex and unpredictable than suggested by the old 'lock and key' analogy, and the goal of trying to prove that an antibody is specific is far more difficult than is generally appreciated.

For instance, by using a key–lock analogy, two binary strings have a high affinity if they complement each other, that is, when the two strings are lined up, every "0" in one string corresponds to a "1" in the other, and conversely.

In addition to this, Sockalingam and Schmidt (2010) suggested using key words, analogies, examples, metaphors, stories, and informative pictures in the problem statement to increase the clarity of problems in PBL.

This technology allows the identification of interaction points between data systems that were created by distinct groups working without direct interaction, which we refer to as 'Grid keys' because of their analogy to foreign keys in relational database management systems (RDBMS).

Recent events have made talking about Russia more urgent than anyone was expecting two months ago.Our participants agree on a key premise: historical analogies are likely to mislead us when we think about Russia.

In this review we focus on the recent breakthroughs about the supramolecular structure of NF-T3SS key subassemblies, highlighting analogies to the equivalent flagellar components, when appropriate.