Sentence examples for modern analog from inspiring English sources
In 1930 an engineer named Vannevar Bush at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology MITT) developed the first modern analog computer.
The modern analog is the "chick flick," a demeaning name applied mostly to cynical and threadbare rom-coms trotted out with dreary regularity every spring.
Dr. Alan Gishlick, a paleontologist who also studies the evolution of flight, said, the research "for the first time gives us a modern analog for terrestrial origin of flight".
Another milestone in the development of the modern analog computer was the invention of the so-called differential analyzer in the early 1930s by Vannevar Bush, an American electrical engineer, and his colleagues.
There's no modern analog for such mountain building, he notes.
This is as distinguished from the new remastered mono and stereo catalog, where only the final mixdowns were brought up to date with modern analog-to-digital techniques.
On the other hand, it is not clear what raoellids ate, and neither raoellid nor early cetacean dentitions have good modern analogs.
Holocene deposits exhibit distinct, predictable and chronologically constrained facies patterns that are quite useful as appropriate modern analogs for interpreting the ancient record.
In a third step, examination of the architecture of current distal passive margin domains provides confident comparison between the Pyrenean case and modern analogs.
Ancient paleovalley fills are typically interpreted in the rock record using over-generalized models without carefully considering modern analogs, especially in light of recent discoveries.
