| analogy |
A comparison between two unlike things (a subject and an analog) that nevertheless yeilds insight into the nature of the subject. For instance, he stopped as if he was a clock unwound. Here the subject is he, and the analog is clock.
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| analogue |
Derived from the original meaning of the word, where something corresponds to something else. For example, the grooves on a vinyl record correspond to a certain pattern of sounds when picked up with a needle. Now used to mean the opposite of digital.
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| analogy |
Because nature is fundamentally one, and the same basic habits and structural, geometric, and evolutionary principles apply throughout, there are correspondences between microcosm and macrocosm. The principle of analogy -- as above, so below -- is a vital tool in our efforts to understand reality.
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| analogy |
Comparing the likeness of two things.
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| analogue |
A method of storing, processing or transmitting information through a continuous varied signal.
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