Sentence examples for were considered analogous from inspiring English sources

The following FEA tissues were considered analogous to human tissues: brain, midgut, hindgut, heart, ovary, testis and fat.

In his painting Simultaneous Composition: Sun Disks (1912 13), for example, Robert Delaunay painted superimposed circles of colour that have a sense of rhythm and movement that can be considered analogous to music harmony.

A protein amino acid sequence is considered analogous to an English sentence, where SCSs are equivalent to words.

For calculating flow resistance of the channel, the fluidic channel can be considered analogous to an electrical circuit.

The cooling process between a mould surface and a cooling channel is considered analogous to whether they can be visible from each other.

The cup shape can be considered analogous to people's personalities that influence their adaptation and coping abilities with, for instance, bipolar disorder (see text).

For transformation (2.1), the theorem below could be considered analogous to Theorems 3.2 and 3.3 given in [2] for the reverse transformation.

The watermarking problem is considered analogous to the transmission of a signal over a noisy channel and the underlying characteristics of the channel are defined by the different attacks.

The close match between a hormone and the receptor to which it binds has been considered analogous to that between a "lock and key," both of which are required for the system to function.

This harvest practice could be considered analogous to the effect of wildfire on forested drainage basins in terms of its influence on shallow landslides resulting in debris flow occurrence (Benda and Dunne, 1997).

The Bayesian approach offers an appealing alternative to traditional multi-objective hydrologic model calibrations by defining proper prior distributions that can be considered analogous to the ad-hoc weighting often prescribed in multi-objective calibration.