Sentence examples for make an analogous from inspiring English sources

Both "The Weather Makers" and "Field Notes from a Catastrophe" make an analogous point that global warming is a process that is hard to reverse.

Maybe The New York Times Magazine could make an analogous leap into brand-new territory, namely, a commitment to publish one article in every issue about a person or group doing similar groundbreaking work (no pun intended).

A reliability coherentist might make an analogous point.

To make an analogous condition for algorithms, similar parameters of these algorithms are similarly set.

A little bit later we made an analogous change in our attitude to homophobic crime.

We have also made an analogous observation in granule cells and molecular layer interneurons.

(In On Religion he makes an analogous case for both societal and individual diversity in religion. His positive valuing of societal and individual diversity naturally also extends beyond morals and religion).

Two years later I upgraded to the iPhone 4 with four times the capacity and HD video recording capability, although I can't really recall my life making an analogous upwards shift.

We also made an analogous analysis with the AKT transcript levels.

First, I'd make a somewhat analogous case on the fiscal policy side re the (public) debt/GDP ratio: it's important for the debt/GDP ratio to come down in expansions so that it can go up again in recessions.

They said why don't you make it an analogous play and look at the white working-class extremes in those northern cities, too.