Sentence examples for simple analogous from inspiring English sources

Unlike the method devised by Kribbs et al. [ 10] for the simple analogous comparison between the wedge and the bone, the aluminum wedge film was employed for normalization and standardization of the data in this new method.

What we generally see instead are instances in which Mozi challenges the audience to explain how a case under discussion is any different from a simpler, analogous case.

In fact, until now no simple formula analogous to (1.14) is known for ζ ( 2 n + 1 ) or even for any special case such as ζ ( 3 ).

SurveyMonkey tabulated the results for all adult respondents in each state after weighting to match Census estimates for gender, age, education and race for adults -- a relatively simple approach analogous to the way most pollsters weight random sample telephone polls.

The second aim was to display them using simple charts analogous to those commonly used in clinical practice for predicting cardiovascular disease [ 13- 15].

The confirmation that the binding epitope is relatively simple is analogous to the finding that mannose-binding protein binds to terminal sugar residues that have free 3- and 4-hydroxyl groups with the stereochemistry found in mannose and GlcNAc.

Originally, LDs were modelled as simple structures analogous to lipoprotein particles, i.e. consisting of a core of lipid esters and a surface lipid monolayer harbouring resident and exchangeable specific proteins.

The first and simpler is analogous to that described in Section 1.3.3 of the book by Astola and Kuosmanen [3]: the one-dimensional moving window considered here can be replaced by a square (2K+1)×(2K+1) two-dimensional window that is moved across the image.

In the Netherlands, Piet Mondrian, on the basis of Cézanne and the Dutch painters of the fin de siècle, had reached a very simple, symbolic style analogous to the Dutch landscape.

There is no reason to view their elements as simple or as analogous to material particles.

This simple relationship is analogous to the well-known Einstein relation in Brownian motion.