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The clinical feature results produced in a logistic model were analogous to those in a discriminant analysis.

The reason for this is that, in a strange way, Facebook's business model is analogous to that of the US National Security Agency.

A lot of aspects of this model are analogous to the human counterpart.

A three-dimensional numerical scheme of our model is analogous to the two-dimensional algorithm described by Kshevetskii and Gavrilov (2005).

The effects of temperature on system performance based on the current model are analogous to experimental observations of Ebbesen et al. [26].

The model is analogous and incorporates a large space and time dynamics: 7 orders of magnitude in time and 5 orders of magnitude in space.

Because the one-factor FA model is analogous to the two-parameter IRT model, it is possible to estimate item position effects when both item difficulty and item discrimination parameters are present in the model.

The equivalent block diagram of the DF alternate-relaying cooperative system can be represented as shown in Figure 4. From this figure, it is clear that the equivalent model is analogous to a convolutional code with constraint length of two.

Although factor loadings and intercepts in the one-factor FA model are analogous to item discrimination and item difficulty in IRT, these factor analytic terms can be formally transformed into item parameters in the traditional IRT scale (Asparouhov and Muthén 2016; Muthén and Asparouhov 2002).

The centre of projection of the perspective camera model is analogous to the effective pupil of the camera, therefore a virtual caustic is applied onto the virtual sphere defined in Section 3. Assuming that the spherical mirror's centre coincides with the optical axis, the caustic surface is rotationally symmetrical about the optical axis and is therefore reduced to a curve in ρ-z plane.

Such a model is analogous to F-actin in lamellipodia, but is inconsistent with our experimental findings.