Correspondence of features due to similarity of function but not related to common descent is termed analogy.
Candolle recognized that multiple species may develop similar characteristics that did not appear in a common evolutionary ancestor; this was later termed analogy.
Many grammatical changes are traditionally accounted for in terms of analogy.
One of the moments that stood out from the BlackBerry 10 launch – I'm politely trying to forget the chap having his ponytail cut off and Alicia Keys' long-term relationship analogy – was the speed with which BlackBerry's Martyn Mallick moved on from announcing that his company's new OS will have more than 70k apps at launch.
He called the first type, the case of genus terms, the analogy of inequality, and dismissed it as unimportant, indeed, not properly analogy at all.
We are not thinking so much of metaphor, but more in terms of analogy -- the landscape analogy -- where features of a natural landscape are expressed within the architecture.
Our analyses also address the question whether the number of considered sequence motifs can be reduced by utilizing symmetry relations and/or by decomposing the triple averages into nearest neighbor terms in analogy with interaction models for oligonucleotide duplexes in solution.
A subsequently discovered myogenic response in peri-ocular locations was termed by analogy ocular VEMPs (OVEMPs or oVEMPs: Rosengren et al., 2005; Todd et al., 2007).
In the rUSP11DU structure, this involves residues from the same chain due to the formation of the β-hairpin DU finger (termed in analogy to the homologue USP15) as opposed to involving a second chain in the domain swapped arrangement of the hUSP11DU crystal structure.
Their format and content is pretty much the same, with the artist in each case taking an unfamiliar, often complex art world topic and then attempting to explain it using language, terms and analogies familiar to Latino teenagers.
