Sentence examples for system analogous to from inspiring English sources

Certain exemptions would be made for energy intensive sectors where there is robust evidence of significant competitiveness concerns in a system analogous to Climate Change Agreements (CCAs).

In other respects the Sparta that emerged from the Dark Age had many standard features, such as a warrior assembly based on communal eating in "messes," syssitia (a system analogous to the symposium system), and a council of elders.

Norman Ramsey of Harvard University, a future Nobel laureate with whom Mike collaborated extensively, had suggested in 1950 that neutrons might also have an electric dipole moment (EDM), corresponding to the separation of positive and negative charges within an overall neutral system (analogous to the separation of north and south poles in magnetism).

At present, composers above all need a compiling language comprised of musical or quasi-musical statements and a comprehensive library of basic compositional operations written as closed subroutines in effect, a user's system analogous to computer languages (such as Fortran) used by mathematicians.

As early as the 1960s, anthropologists began to think about culture as an inheritance system analogous to that of biology (e.g., Campbell 1965).

2) Basic medical computer skills of residents can be objectively evaluated using a testing system analogous to that applied to clinical skills.

In more advanced light-harvesting systems analogous to massive photosynthetic proteins, copious chromophores are integrated peripherally oriented to the reaction center.

The paper argues for a major role of the intelligent being in production and logistic systems analogous to the undeniably prominent role of maps in navigation systems.

This so-called photonic confinement effect has been demonstrated both theoretically [22 24] and experimentally [25, 26] for various types of PQW systems, analogous to the electronic confinement effect that occurs in semiconductor quantum wells.

These agricultural residues and animal waste can be transformed into energy, materials, and other products [28] in systems analogous to an ethanol refinery where an integrated process involves conversion for biomass into a variety of products.

The specific reactivity and ability of biofilms to form stable polymer-like hydrogel aggregates of microorganisms adhering to common solid (including the glassy carbon electrode) surfaces have been explored here to form systems analogous to electrocatalytic redox-polymer modified electrodes.