analogous 的定义
- having analogy; corresponding in some particular: A brain and a computer are analogous.
- Biology. corresponding in function, but not evolved from corresponding organs, as the wings of a bee and those of a hummingbird.
analogous 近义词
agreeing, similar
更多analogous例句
- Sharon Hood, a Forest Service research ecologist in Montana, explains that flora have immune systems analogous to those of fauna, and in fire-adapted ecosystems, fire stimulates that immunity.
- And, thanks to previous experiments, scientists have a good idea of where in the brain to look—an area analogous to the one Matthews and Tye studied in mice.
- The rotor of a helicopter is analogous to a fan, but obviously, it does not stop and begin turning in the opposite direction if the engine quits and the helicopter starts to descend.
- This second step is analogous to docked dopamine “ships” changing how likely it is that a biological neuron will fire in the future.
- It’s somewhat analogous to discovering that a region of the brain changes in its population makeup, and thus in its ethnic and cultural norms through generations.
- Analogous to this was the Pomo bear doctors set of water-filled baskets which swashed like a real bears viscera as he ran.
- Analogous occurrences have been described by Gtte in Teleostei.
- Analogous arts and customs will also be traced to various other nations.
- Analogous illustrations to any amount may be drawn from Mammals.
- Analogous to this, among other nations, there were soldiers called Draconarii.