Sentences with phrase «by analogy»

By doing this, they hope to get a model of an excellent character contrast essay and make their own papers by analogy with what they see.

They either make policy arguments based on what would be the best policy or they use reasoning by analogy.

Even where parallels exist, therefore, arguing by analogy encourages us to overlook what is relevant in favour of what has been elevated by popular history.

The point being that arguments by analogy are not persuasive to anyone who doesn't already agree with you on the substance.

What I'm suggesting can be easily shown by an analogy.

Why such a consideration would be important in determining a test's usefulness may be best understood by analogy.

If that review essay is written well, you may write your one by analogy.

The three types of divine power can be expressed nicely by an analogy with driving a car.

This flows by analogy with our spiritual minds which discover such meaningful control and constructive direction.

The possibility of such a transformation would identify an explanation as being not just mechanical by analogy but being mechanical by fundamental structure.

This stretching is made possible by analogy and makes possible new hypotheses.

The author goes on to prove by the analogy of many other natural facts that this sympathetic action between things at a distance is the true rationale of the case.

This lesson is an introduction to equations by analogy with the balance scale.

So by analogy, if you have a broken leg just cut it off, because its simpler and easier than complicated surgery.

«In so far as any such time limit may be applied by the court by analogy in like manner as the corresponding time limit under any enactment repealed by the Limitation Act 1939 was applied before 1st July 1940.»

Tzedakis et al. (2012); meanwhile Rohling et al. (2010) argued that even by analogy with the long past cycle (stage 11) we should be heading already into a glacial period.

The idea is to avoid thinking by analogy — let's make this car look like that car, just sort of different or better — and instead deal with problems by stripping them down to the core and working your way up.

Executives and lobbyists have a host of reasons for why preferential treatment should be allowed online, most of them illustrated by analogies to other, similar services.

Therefore, while EU fundamental rights law encompasses the general principle of non-discrimination, and binds the member states where the national situation at issue falls within the scope of EU law, «it does not follow from this that the scope of Directive 2000/78 should be extended by analogy beyond the discrimination based on the grounds listed exhaustively in Art 1 thereof».

Consider by analogy the disruption occurring in the taxi industry as Uber and Lyft conquer global cities one by one.

Events in the stream of human consciousness which are actual and supposedly spacy find no support here by analogy for their imperceptibility.

Development of the ability to design protein molecules will, by analogy between features of natural macromolecules and components of existing machines, make possible the construction of molecular machines.

«It's a bridge to understanding Naturopathic philosophy by the analogies of the garden.

Applying the watch example by analogy to this case, if, in the market for devices time - keeping instruments worn around the wrist (i.e. watches), consumers consider that a $ 10.000, - watch is just as good at giving the time as a $ 50 legally - produced counterfeit, such goods could be held substitutable on the basis of their intended use, and fall within the same market (ceteris paribus).

Instead of interpreting the concept of public body in such a broad way as to include DVGW, the Advocate General choose to apply the Bosman, Viking and Laval cases by analogy, arguing that «rules of any other nature aimed at regulating in a collective manner gainful employment, self - employment and the provision of services» should also be extended to the case at hand and the free movement of goods.

[7] The federal corporate income tax code's limits on the deductibility of corporate charitable giving are often used by analogy by courts seeking guidance on whether a gift was reasonable in amount.

This is supported by the analogy of a human father, who would not give his son a stone if asked for bread, or a serpent if asked for a fish, or (Luke adds) a scorpion if asked for an egg.

Hence by analogy faith, or the Christian understanding of self, owes its distinctiveness to its inseparable relation to the act of God in Christ which encounters me in the word... for we know that the act of God is what it claims to be only when we realize that it happened pro me.»

It works by analogy, proposes a synthesis and acts sparingly.

Accepting this argument, Mr Justice Sales had crafted a costs order by analogy with Part 36.

The research found attorneys and judges in the pre-computer decade used reasoning by analogy much more frequently than they did in the recent decade.