Sentences with phrase «closest analogy»

I think it is a sober warning and a strikingly close analogy for what we are doing to the planet right now.

Granting this does not mean, however, that churchly legal systems that function generally in close analogy to worldly structures of polity, even if indeed lacking police and means of physical coercion, are appropriate.

You might as well call nuclear our new Russian Gas — because that's a much closer analogy.

A very close analogy is MySQL ®, which is also licensed under the GPL.

Sherry Turkle, an MIT psychologist and author of «Alone Together: Why We Expect More From Technology and Less From Each Other,» argues there's a closer analogy that should help solve the problem of tech overuse.

Perhaps if one can see the close analogy between a psychoanalytic interpretation of society and Paul's theology of culture, a new way toward an understanding of the message of the apostle may emerge.

It is interesting to note that the closest analogy to the University of Phoenix in the past is to be found in some of the early Medieval universities.

that would have been a closer analogy.

This tacit presupposition is that the particular future which is the logical subject of the judgment, inductively justified, shall include actualities which have a close analogy to some contemporary subject enjoying assigned experience....

The second stage is constituted by the more subtle procedure of noting the differences between behavior within and without the society, differences of behavior exhibited by occasions which also have close analogies to each other.

In an era where a close analogy is assumed between civil rights regarding race and civil rights regarding sexual identity, the Bob Jones precedent could easily lead to the revocation of tax - exempt status for schools committed to traditional views of marriage and sexual morality.

Some scholars suggest that the naming of the Wyoming range, the Grand Tetons is the closest analogy we have.

In the West only Leibniz offers any close analogy (prior to Peirce and Whitehead), and even he in but a few aspects of his monadology.

Thinking about it, the closest analogy I can come up with is a discussion at a party — again, strangers brought together through a social connection, participating in a conversation by choice in a public place.

There's a close analogy to that radicalism — abstractification abstractifying itself even further — in the business of breeding animals for industrialized agriculture.

Ogilvy's Lunt says the closest analogy is to a Formula One racecar, which bears endorsements that have nothing to do with racing.

He maintained that the closest analogy to teaching would be found in the fine arts, such as music, painting, sculpture, literature, and drama.

A close analogy is the problem that the computer industry wrestled with when trying to launch touch - screen devices.

The closest analogy is maybe being a movie producer working with a studio.

The closest analogy to today's situation with BP is, we believe, the Vioxx crisis in late 2004 when Merck withdrew one of the most prescribed drugs in history from the market due to an increased risk of heart attacks — a risk Merck had known about years earlier, but had not disclosed.

The closest analogy would be the dual - control present in most first - person shooters, where one hand controls the character's feet while the other moves the head around.

Probably the closest analogy to Kath's imagery would be the post-hurricane / post-tsunami chaos.

The closest analogy is to Meow Wolf in...

«I think that the closest analogy to installing a museum exhibition is conducting a symphony orchestra,» he said.

The closest analogies are with climatic shifts associated with abrupt changes in ocean circulation, or the sudden global cooling at the end of the dinosaur era that may have been caused by a large asteroid colliding with the earth.

It's a close analogy.

In particular, there's a close analogy between cars and coal.

Max, a closer analogy would be that the IPCC returns were below the central bank interest rate — in other words, all that time and effort would have been much better spent elsewhere.

While that is the closest analogy, I don't think it is really what the OP wants.

The closest analogy I've seen is an aiding and abetting / conspiracy charge for a woman who didn't tell a cop going into a home looking for her husband that he was armed and in the bedroom where the cop was ambushed and shot.

Finally, he did not see the close analogy between ordering interest on costs, which was commonplace, and ordering exchange rate losses due to the particular time that the costs were paid, which was not.

As for the medical practitioner / lawyer analysis, I would think the closer analogy would be the GP with occasional rotations in the ER.

This has the virtue of maintaining separation of powers and of using a close analogy to a situation contemplated in the original constitution by its drafters.

The irony here is that ISDS provides a mechanism for overriding domestic policy that is a close analogy for what EFF advocates

The closest analogy would be the Bitcoin block chain forking because someone erroneously sent bitcoin or accidentally destroyed bitcoin.

A close analogy would be a Cortana If - this - than - that (IFTTT) system where developers can trigger events based on conditions for example time, calendar appointments, geolocation, and anything else that Cortana can track.