- (allegories)
could be used as arguments, and
sometimes they
called them
analogies.
Analogies should also make
those abstractions easier to
understand and give...
- Godwin's law (or Godwin's rule),
short for Godwin's law of ****
analogies, is an
Internet adage ****erting: "As an
online discussion grows longer, the...
-
Analogy (album), an
album released in 1972 by the band
Analogy Analogy (band), a
German and
Italian rock band
active in the 1970s
Dynamical analogies...
- are
therefore often also
referred to as
aeroacoustic analogies. In general,
aeroacoustic analogies are
derived from the
compressible Navier–Stokes equations...
- Electronic–hydraulic
analogies are the
representation of
electronic circuits by
hydraulic circuits.
Since electric current is
invisible and the processes...
- in any of the four positions.
Unlike analogies found on past
editions of the GRE and the SAT, the MAT's
analogies demanded a
broad knowledge of Western...
-
figurative analogies become weak if the
disanalogies of the
entities being compared are relevant—in the same way that
literal analogies become weak....
- the same view.
Since then, a
number of
sources have used the
apartheid analogy. In the
early 1970s,
Arabic language magazines of the
Palestine Liberation...
- Due to that, car
analogies appear more
often on
works related to
applied sciences and technology. In
order to work, car
analogies translate agents of...
-
According to some experts,
research has
shown that the
careful application of
analogies improves the
accuracy of the forecast. Case-based
reasoning ****ure Ready:...
