analog
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- noun
- /ˈænəˌlɔg/
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equivalente
- The next is the synthetic vitamin A analogs used to treat severe acne.
- analogs of treatment wetlands
- surimi-based analog
What are your thoughts on the GLP One analogs Ozempic, Monjaro?
- What are your thoughts on the GLP One analogs Ozempic, Monjaro?
- The next is the synthetic vitamin A analogs used to treat severe acne.
- Commonplace book is the the analogue forerunner of what I'm trying to do.
- There is in science an analog of those things, which is the case study.
- So there's no analog to this in human surgery.
- What is the analog in humans of the Thalli syndrome in rats?
- Well, a meme isn't is, is the cultural analogue of a gene.
- We now know that there are some things that are analogues to to brain cells within the gut.
- And that's why we never find any cases that are even a close analogue to Secretary Clinton's conduct.
- But yeah, I was trying to figure out what the analog would be hands on.
- It's in part gratitude, it's in part the analog and appreciating it.
- Nor by doing for that matter, any of Enlightenment's analogues to that.
Examples
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The number of undiscovered deposits can be predicted using analog or geophysical assessment data.
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There is in science an analog of those things, which is the case study.
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The image always begins with some analog signal before its conversion to digital information.
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And that is their analog to what we do in astrophysics.
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This is the primate analog of HIV in humans.
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What is the analog in humans of the Thalli syndrome in rats?
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In biology, the heart of a pigeon is often considered an analog to the human heart.
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The user guide for the new software includes an analog of the previous version's interface.
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The teacher explained that the relationship between carbon and silicon serves as an analog for their roles in life.
Synonyms
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A thing with the same value, role or meaning as another
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A person in another place who has the same job or role
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A similarity between two things or events
Compounds
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A device that changes digital signals into sound for speakers or images for screens
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A device that changes digital signals into sound or picture signals for speakers and screens
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A machine that processes information using physical values that change, like electrical voltages or movements
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A device that changes electrical signals into digital numbers for computers
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A device that changes real signals like sound into digital numbers a computer can use
How Similar
Surface Forms
Etymology
Analog comes from the Greek analogia, which means 'proportion' and is the same root as the word analogy. So an analog is something you can compare because it plays a similar role or has a similar 'measure', for example bird wings and airplane wings are analogs in how they help something fly.