Sentence examples for less analogous from inspiring English sources

A roommate (a conversational object that bumps up the Social bar graph) is more or less analogous to the couch he's sitting on.

The crushing size of that ice sheet, the Laurentide, which stretched over some five million square miles, was the result of feedbacks, more or less analogous to those now being studied in the Arctic, only operating in reverse.

His situation as he thus reenacts a vanished role is more or less analogous to that of Victorian children who played King Arthur and his knights, or of men in the 1930s who occasionally imagined themselves at the wheel of a Stanley steamer.

The system forms a closed cycle, which is more or less analogous to the conventional vapor-compression refrigeration cycle.

Despite the natural inclinations that induce individuals to form or enter them, these proto-civil arrangements are, like states, based on agreements, and they exhibit authority relations more or less analogous to civil sovereignty.

Looks like the pricing is more or less analogous with the old setup, and this is for pre-order, so it's not counting day-of-release deals, bundles, and so on — although it'll still be a grip of cash no matter how you look at it.

Oren Barzilai, co-founder and CEO of Israeli startup Start A Fire, presented a more-or-less analogous situation to me.

In the case of other parameters such as Na, K, Ca, Mg, Fe and so on; show more or less the analogous nature which might be the indicator of having tightly grouped, precise homogeneous good-quality water resources in the area.

Additionally, tectonic changes during the late Neogene caused the elevation of the Andes from 2000 to 4000 meters, which allowed the formation of different vegetation belts more o less continuous, analogous to the boreal coniferous forest (Podocarpus forest, VIII) or to the steppe (the montane grasslands so-called Puna, VII).

Although less pronounced, an analogous evolution characterized Burundi and Rwanda.

To mitigate the time and computational complexity of capturing the temperature behavior, we present a less computational expensive analogous formulation that approximates the temperature of a block by its corresponding power density.