Examples of using Analogous in English and their translations into Hungarian
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it has nothing to do with an analogous praxis in the first centuries.
We must think of the earth as analogous to man and all plants on the earth as belonging to the earth,
And these horses, too, would be analogous to the vimanas, uh, in Sanskrit, which are these flying machines, the chariots of the gods that Erich von Daniken talked about.
intuitive leaps is better described as analogous reasoning and nonlinear thinking.
Analogous to vehicle production,
Application in medical practice of expensivemeans"Clacid"(analogous cheaper by half) is fully justified
perhaps he will be analogous to the launcher.
It has signalled that it is, in principle, willing to introduce some kind of central European supervisory system analogous to the European System of Central Banks.
of personal psycho- spiritual transformation, seen as analogous to religious experience.
which are useful in modelling processes that are(at least) analogous to biological populations.
such as networks of fine lines analogous to what is used on bank notes.
It has a form of a complex consulting project, analogous to those performed by leading consulting companies.
It appears, then, that the configuration of the outer electrons reached in the noble gases can be considered somewhat analogous to an equilibrium state.
built from a set of 29 simple instructions analogous to the 20 amino acids found in terrestrial life
that constitutes a kind of sign, analogous to the signs in the sacraments.
The metabolism of fulvestrant has not been fully evaluated, but involves combinations of a number of possible biotransformation pathways analogous to those of endogenous steroids.
I feel compelled to look to a First Cause having an intelligent mind in some degree analogous to that of man; and I deserve to be called a Theist.
be created along disciplined military lines, analogous to the British Commando principle,
The Gaia hypothesis of the earth as a self-regulating system, analogous to a living organism, makes the whole earth a suitable image to represent this principle.
A new interaction theory has to be analogous in some respects to van der Waals' generalization of the law of ideal gases to the case of real gases.