analogy造句

Remember my grading analogy?

The analogy is rather farfetched.

Everyone has analogy fatigue at this point.

I like to think by analogy.

Information, in this analogy, is our lion or polar bear.

The idea is to make judgments and predictions via analogy.

By that analogy, we ought to regulate it.

It is not always reliable to argue by analogy.

"This forecasting by analogy is a tempting thing to do," he said. "But you have to pick the right analogy."

The analogy between these events and today's problems is not perfect, as the authors concede.

He fanned the KPK-police feud with his “gecko versus crocodile” analogy.

An analogy from physics might prove helpful in explaining this approach.

This is an analogy as old as, and found in, Homer.

Buckingham recognized the analogy between potentials in unsaturated-flow systems and in other flow systems.

Engage the reader's attention by using specific adjectives and using analogy, but also remember to be concise.

Okay different types of inductive arguments are inductive generalizations, causal generalizations, arguments from analogy, and arguments from authority.

The model in Figure 5 follows the analogy of planning a journey using maps, atlases, and guidebooks.

Using our file folder analogy, imagine an inbox with a stack of file folders waiting to be processed.

Okay so we have looked at inductive generalizations and causal generalizations, arguments from analogy, and arguments from authority or different types of inductive arguments.

The heading above might seem to be an odd phrasing for a technical column, but the analogy is actually borrowed from a banking client describing his system requirements.

The author deals with following five kinds of figures of speech such as zeugma, transferred epithet, oxymoron, analogy and pun appeared in First Certificate in English Course.

So those were the tests for an inductive generalization, these were the test for causal generalization, these for the arguments from analogy, and these for argument from authority.

There's a fitting analogy between the digital world of data and the physical environment we live in. Bad data is like trash: pollutants that infest the environment.

And it might occur to some of you that this seems to be an analogy with the Darwinian theory of natural selection where there's a random assortment of random mutations.

To use a camera analogy, "the Americans are more zoom and the East Asians are more panoramic," said Dr. Denise Park of the Center for Brain Health at the University of Texas in Dallas.

To this end, we attach a "tee" (T-shape pipe) that permits two things at the same time: placing the output into a file AND displaying the output into the screen. The plumbing analogy would be.

Confucius used the same analogy to answer Zilu, saying, "If one adds a metal tip to that bamboo arrow and feathers to its shaft, won't it shoot even farther and strike even deeper?"

When we use a computer to digitally edit sound or to create video special effects like morphing, we are bereft of analogy to the mechanical world, so our mental models are necessarily different from the implementation model.