analogy

It’s Dyson, however, that provides the most direct analogy for what the executive hoping to do at Ember.

When they took CT scans of fossilized Tiktaalik skulls, however, “the crocodilian analogy just fell apart,” he says.

The idea of using NLP to examine viruses started with an analogy.

These frequencies relate to something called the Rydberg constant—the tension of the guitar string in the analogy—which appears to be one of the potentially more significant sources of uncertainty proton size-wise.

The analogy, in my view of brand keyword advertising is handing out the coupons inside the restaurant.

Dr. Butler, the theologian and author of "The Analogy," was born in the town and this house is still to be seen.

Analogy, it must be confessed, is against Reaumur's opinion; since other kinds of silkworms make their escape by means of a fluid.

Analogy of physical processes (cutting and burning) appealed to by Sokrates — does not sustain his inference against Protagoras.

Analogy between Cognition and Pleasure: in each, there are gradations of truth and purity.

Analogy with Anthoceros confirmed him in his views on the reproduction of ferns.