“Think of the analogy of an electric wire carrying more electricity than its diameter can safely carry.”

“Finally, the authors misuse the air-space analogy in their discussion of the treatment of airliners.”

“I am reasoning by analogy and by reference to the extension of rights for humans.”

“What you might not have expected, however, is that the words that describe these organisms are every bit the equal of their visual analogues.”

“The module's design favorably compares with existing analogues by its universality.”

“The unmodified biopolymers may be nucleic acids, polypeptides, proteins, carbohydrates, lipids and analogues thereof.”

“He has drawn misleading analogies about how the mind might be like a computer or a general-purpose learning device.”

“Is there any apt analogies with our thinking about the common law or European jurisprudence at all?”

“The former model tends to use physical analogies like the diffusion of light or the growth of a plant.”

“We therefore predict that analogs of interacting molecules with the prokaryotic core polymerase enzymes may exist in eukaryotic cells.”

“Cells were labeled with fluorescent lipid analogs before cholesterol depletion.”

“As such, tropoelastin and its synthetic analogs have been a subject of intense investigation in the field of biopolymers and protein engineering.”