A boring, schlubby existence is analogized to complete physical, mental, and emotional servitude and decay.
Under certain situations it can be reduced to a form that can be analogized to the usual convective boundary condition.
"Pipelines have been considered -- because they are common carriers, because they are transporting materials that are used for multiple sellers, they have been analogized to roads.
The great philosophers are analogized to the hours in the day, as if they were simply features of existence like the passage of time.
This case cannot be analogized to the American Bar Association's rule forbidding an attorney to talk to the opposing party litigant outside the presence of his counsel.
Q: You've been analogized to Louis C.K., who went direct with his audience on his last comedy special, a Kickstarter campaign that enrolls interested parties for funding, and also The New York Times, which has a meter.
It can be analogized to a commodity like silver that comes to hand out of the decentralized activity of trading or a convention like language that arises out of a consensus about the value of an item.
The Mormons' passage from bugbears of the Republican Party to its stalwarts may be analogized to a similar move among middle-class white Southerners, to whom the Republican Party was anathema until the 1970s and '80s, after which it became almost the sole representative.
Scientific experiments could be analogized to sending postcards to nature and receiving its response.
Burning mouth syndrome has also been analogized to restless leg syndrome, a syndrome related to dopaminergic dysfunction [7].
The real problem, though, "duality," the dangerous, false distinction between self and other, is analogized to the illusory elephant itself.
