Sentence examples for to be analogue from inspiring English sources

The majority, not to mention video recorders, are still likely to be analogue.

According to the representationalist reading, the bearer of the image, the mirror, looks to be analogue to the mind.

This behaviour is found to be analogue to terrace-like structures formed by interlacing high-frequency symmetric and antisymmetric plate mode curves.

Considering the metabolic syndrome as accompanied by insulin resistance with prolonged hyperinsulinemia, such a mitochondrial dysfunction appears to be analogue to the persistent inhibitory effects on mitochondrial respiration demonstrated by the presented data at intermediate insulin concentration.

The three new bands were thus assumed to be analogues of Gb3 (galactosylated lactoside derivative), Gb4 and GM3.

The similarity of geological and physical characteristics and properties of oil proved by rheological research gives reason to believe most of these to be analogues of Strelovsky field.

To begin, let the image of Socrates be analogue to an idea.

This would be analogue to the blowfly that executes head movements to add speed and accuracy to the gaze shift generated by the body saccade [9], [22].

Therefore, the panel decided that the standards for responsiveness should be analogue to the standards for construct and criterion validity.

"The revolution", Stace added, "will be analogue".

But Grade turned out to be an analogue saviour in a digital age.