用analogous造句子，“analogous”造句

There are no naming restrictions for the deployment manager profile, since there is no analogous object in V4.

And there's a term that's introduced here called the geometric buckling which is analogous to the material buckling that we defined there.

From the government's point of view, his protests were analogous to treason, and they sentenced him to a life of auguish in prison.

The frame list is the outline of a storyboard (analogous to use case steps), that helps you visualize a feature, a particular use case scenario, or a portion of the scenario.

Cage's musical piece has an analogous effect.

Visual coherence can be achieved through the use of analogous color and color tonality.

Researchers might not ever know how much of the chimpanzees' behaviors were stemming from emotions analogous to grieving humans.

I didn't make it to my local Japanese grocery, though, so instead of snipped shiso leaves to garnish, I used basil, which provided an analogous sweet, sharp brightness.

Other times, filmmakers want to make a point about a modern issue or ignite wartime patriotism by invoking analogous events of the past, even if that means bending details.

Functional tests in this scenario are analogous to the homeowner visiting this same construction site.

This approach might be analogous to establishing a stronghold within the code, from which you can launch small sorties of refactoring to divide and conquer the maintainability problems.

For them, gender segregation is analogous to racial separatism.

In this phase, the objective is to prove the tooling architecture of your solution — this is analogous to the RUP Elaboration phase.

An analogous biographical dream is recorded later in this chapter, among the examples of dream symbolism.

The rapid spread of obesity is analogous to the spread of an infectious disease, and the viral etiology of obesity is appealing as an explanation to the public health crisis.

And they have backed plans by Russia and Iran to create a gas cartel analogous to OPEC.

The idea that the physical things behave as they do, not because they have anything analogous to desires but rather because they bump into each other, push each other, either by pressure of impact.