Sentence examples for would analogous from inspiring English sources

The possible release of hydrazine by the sky crane stage also may have created particles of carbazic acid that would, analogous to the dust, spread through eddy diffusivity and settle to the ground.

In light of the analogy, this would be analogous to locating the image on Socrates (as opposed to locating it on the mirror).

Such structures also would be analogous to isomers.

The second sort of law, he suggested, would be analogous to the individual mandate.

This would be analogous to the steps that taken by governments to control intellectual property around nuclear technologies.

That would be analogous to the U.S. Federal Reserve's promise last year to keep interest rates near zero through mid-2013.

The mayor's health commissioner, Dr. Thomas R. Frieden, said the new smoking law would be analogous to other worker safety laws that resulted from the Triangle Shirtwaist factory fire in 1911.

If the asteroid gets there at the same time, it would be analogous to a train and a car colliding at a grade crossing.

This would be analogous to the "transit villages" that have been springing up near commuter rail stations in New Jersey and in Westchester and Fairfield Counties.

The many other categories include Opera House and Festival Opera, which would seem analogous to an Oscar for best studio and would offer another chance at recognition.

The cocktails of medicines would be analogous to H.I.V. treatment, which uses several different drugs at once to strike the virus in a number of critical areas.