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Refers to information processing techniques that send data as a directly representative electronic signal. (eg a voice is transmitted across a telephone line as an electrical signal with the same amplitude and frequency as spoken words.)
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structures structures with a similar function, that evolved independently. Not present in the common ancestor. Eg, wings of birds and bats are analagous. They arose as a result of convergent evolution.
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A drug whose structure is related to that of another drug but whose chemical and biological properties may be quite different.
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Continuously changing, rather than jumping from one numerical value to the next. See digital.
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A signal that represents continuously variable information.
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