Sentence examples for recent analogue from inspiring English sources
Even No Country For Old Men, perhaps the current film's closest recent analogue, showed relative restraint in its depiction of violence.
Last week, the New York Times predicted that the new album's "closest recent analogue" was Taylor Swift's country-to-pop monster crossover hit 1989.
The closest recent analogue to Thursday's encounter was the surreal 1970 Oval Office meeting between Nixon and Elvis Presley, Brower said.
This mechanism, documented in recent analogue and numerical experiments, results in a complex reorganisation of drainage networks that our model is able to reproduce.
Supplementary Fig. 3 shows that continental lithosphere rheology is important in the generation of crustal deformation (through coupling dynamics) in agreement with recent analogue models (for example, refs 21, 38, 39, 40).
To resolve the problem it is necessary to find the closest recent analogue to the hydrological regime of a paleoriver and to calculate the main hydrological and climatic parameters of the former flow with the help of this analogue.
In a world obsessed with digital, the Juno-60's a little something from the increasingly-less-recent analogue past that bands and artists are still using to this day.
Li, M., Woollings, T. , Hodges K. & Masato, G. Extratropical cyclones in a warmer, moister climate: A recent Atlantic analogue.
In recent years, Analogue has been making waves with several concept-heavy endeavors, including a recent three-track release on Valentine's Day based off love letters written by Frida Kahlo and Beethoven, featuring remixes by DJ Earl, Mastah William, and Ezrakh.
A recent visual analogue scale for IBS (VAS-IBS) has been developed [ 25], however this tool was validated on a sample of women only and requires further testing in clinical practice to establish responsiveness.
What began as a straightforward adventure starring The Invisible Man, Mr Hyde and Allan Quatermain has developed into a sprawling 20th century tapestry featuring (in the most recent instalment) analogues of James Bond, Lord Voldemort and Iain Sinclair.
