Sentence examples for which analogue from inspiring English sources

It is not necessarily the crispness and accuracy of the audio, but the character, essence and ambience, which analogue brings to the table that people miss with digital technology.

When one considers the many and various ways in which analogue monitoring devices can be manipulated, digital technology really does seem to bring improvements in its wake, but I do believe that new ways of interfering with it will soon be found.

Indeed, there are already several examples in which analogues of human physical performance traits have been successfully modeled in mice, worms and flies [ 113- 115].

Digital Britain justifies the migration of analogue to DAB by saying that: "The infrastructures which deliver analogue radio are decaying, and considerable investment would be needed – up to £200m of capital expenditure – to maintain a full national FM network over the next 20 years".

Almost ambient, Is This and Yes is a palate-cleanser in which pristine analogue synth sounds replace Shields's guitar assault.

Now, let us comment which discrete analogue of Hardy inequality we are getting from the Hardy h-inequality.

However, obviously, it is impossible for the QD consisting of InSb, for which the analogue of fine structure constant is α0 = 0.123.

The various methods by which discrete analogue Y of a continuous random variable X may be constructed can be classified as follows: I. Difference equation analogues of Pearsonian differential equation.

Classical electromagnetically induced reflectance (Cl-EIR) is a classical phenomenon which is analogue to the EIR quantum phenomenon in atomic systems.

In this article, we present a basic water hammer analysis for the trachea and the supralaryngeal tract under conditions which are analogue to those operating during voice production.

#The problems of attaining artistic wholeness which becomes analogue for, and merge into, the problems of achieving spiritual health.