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Analogy is a
comparison or
correspondence between two
things (or two
groups of things)
because of a
third element that they are
considered to share. In...
- by the latter. The
allegory is
presented after the
analogy of the Sun (508b–509c) and the
analogy of the
divided line (509d–511e). In the allegory, Plato...
- Electronic-hydraulic
analogies are the
representation of
electronic circuits by
hydraulic circuits.
Since electric current is
invisible and the processes...
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Argument from
analogy is a
special type of
inductive argument,
where perceived similarities are used as a
basis to
infer some
further similarity that...
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Analogy in law is a
method of
resolving issues on
which there is no
previous authority by
using argument from
analogy.
Analogy in
general involves an inference...
- The
watchmaker analogy or
watchmaker argument is a
teleological argument, an
argument for the
existence of God,
originating in
natural theology, which...
- The microcosm–macrocosm
analogy (or, equivalently, macrocosm–microcosm
analogy)
refers to a
historical view
which posited a
structural similarity between...
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dynamical analogies. Two open
systems have
analog representations (see illustration) if they are
black box
isomorphic systems. A
simple type of
analogy is one...
- 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...
- Look up
analogy in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Analogy,
analogical and
analog relate to
comparisons between things based on
shared elements. Analog...
