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analogue Beispielsätze
analogue
1. England’s green and pleasant land is no exception, with every home an entertainment gin palace, where businesses thrive and prosper in the information age, and where the electronically dispossessed watch the valves and fuses of their analogue existence slowly burn down towards a state of mass extinction
2. Unfortunately Danny and Annie were thrust unceremoniously into the analogue Dickensiana of real life when their father keeled over with a massive heart attack one Saturday evening while watching the family’s favourite football team being trounced by Hereford United
3. Always remember that life is analogue, not digital
4. Like its analogue in physics, the false vacuum of consciousness, the bhavanga, appears to be empty but has structure and energy
5. It is nothing but converting an analogue or digital image into a form or shape that conforms
6. Even in the old days Diamond Head Crater had avoided the then-new digital equipment, preferring the warmth and imperfection of analogue
7. John the Evangelist" – is an analogue of Agni Yoga – a story about the essence of the "Fires of the body", "Rise of Kundalini"
8. of corresponding obituary rituals by analogue might have protected
9. teric analogue of this technique
10. One may observe a peculiar analogue of this stage in other devel-
11. We shall further see that this classifi cation comes as analogue of
12. fi nd the analogue of karma-yoga in the way of Martha, or the method
13. Th is is the analogue of Bud-
14. By analogue, economic myths are also the products of modern so-
15. ians, a physical analogue of acupuncture ones are given in the appendix 1
16. Grasshopper—a Safeholdian insect analogue which grows to a length of as much as nine inches and is carnivorous
17. Hornet—a stinging, carniverous Safeholdian insect analogue
18. Wyvern—the Safeholdian ecological analogue of terrestrial birds
19. Dias R, Robbins TW, Roberts AC (1996b) Primate analogue of the Wisconsin Card Sorting Test:
20. In an institutional setting, breaching a subsistence level might have an analogue in the institution’s bankruptcy, a trader reaching his or her terminal stop-loss limit or the point of an unaffordable margin call, a pension fund’s minimum acceptable funding ratio, or a financial intermediary’s binding capital constraint