Sentence examples for much analogous from inspiring English sources

And in New Orleans, that is pretty much analogous to talking about the race gap.

Using an interface that's pretty much analogous to Google's famous search box, the company's software can serve up sales data, information on specific product categories, and almost anything else that someone would want to know about information.

That's very much analogous with how divers feel when someone pulls an octopus out of a popular site".

This idea is very much analogous to the notion that mutation bias in the broader sense can be a cause of direction in evolution (e.g. see Yampolsky and Stoltzfus 2001 Evol Dev 3: 73).

In the course of the process, they observed variation, selection and heritability in their digital organisms, very much analogous to the way evolution is supposed to work in real life.

The catalytic Ni ion of cyanobacteria is very much analogous to the reported square planar active center with thiolate (C2, based on 1t6u), backbone nitrogen (H1 and C6) ligands and of square pyramidal Ni (II) with an added axial His1 side chain of Streptomyces sp. [ 29]. * Not Assignable (NA) The analysis is based on 64 cyanobacterial SODs available to date in public databases.

Alternatives to this "sessile life style" are clear among tropical species and are much more analogous to animals than the examples he provides.

[The] intelligence community in the United States and any intelligence agency is much more analogous to a factory that creates … methods of gathering intelligence.