I often analogize this to "reality-testing" for people that have ever had a phobia.
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We can analogize that, maybe, to some extent, to downloadable software vs. software-as-a-service.
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Nonetheless, to analogize possession of assault rifles to the right to free speech is a provocative move.
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The Trump impeachment, on the other hand, is quite hard to analogize to prior impeachments and trials.
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You can easily analogize Twitter and the claims to equal representation of political viewpoints to the facts in Tornillo.
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Ethereum optimists might analogize Bitcoin as the FTP of this transactional Internet, with Ethereum as its World Wide Web.
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DM: You repeatedly analogize the process of interpreting a text like Star Wars and the process of interpreting the Constitution.
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"It's easy to try to analogize and say that's what we should be preparing ourselves for right now," Ms. Barrera said.
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And the basic idea is it is you can kind of analogize it to a web browser where you can clear your cookies.
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They strain to analogize his case to Jim Crow restaurants turning away black people, or a fundamentalist-owned bank refusing to handle women's accounts.
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Consequently, scientists find it helpful to analogize our brain's storage capacity to a computer, which explains why they measure it in bits and bytes.
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Courts have all sorts of procedural protections built in — due process rights, impartial juries — but you cannot perfectly analogize that to the legislative realm.
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It's fair enough for people to want to analogize current events to the handful of historical situations that everyone, in general, knows about and vaguely understands.
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But as tempting as it may be to analogize Dreamcatcher to the moment of its release, giving Dreamcatcher that much thematic weight can only collapse it.
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"I sometimes analogize a city to a string of pearls," he told The New York Times in 2010, shortly after the new Arena Stage compound was completed.
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Some analogize the border crisis to failing foster care systems — where kids are separated from their abusive parents only to bring them into equal or worse dysfunction.
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Though he's insistent that he doesn't know much about fighting, both his attention to detail and ability to analogize fighting to other forms of movement reflects a refined understanding of the art.
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Its subsequent uses were mostly aesthetic, concerning colors in paintings, textiles, wigs, but it was soon borrowed to analogize, and then describe, gradations in facial expressions, the meanings of words, the subtleties of music.
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Still, Hillary Clinton is running for President, and after the vexingly uncertain series finale of "The Good Wife," those who analogize Alicia to Hillary Clinton will naturally scrutinize the episode for any commentary on the vexingly uncertain outcome of Clinton's candidacy.
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But, if we continue to analogize Facebook to the government, the campaign speech policy tacks in the opposite direction, granting extra rights for political candidates—who are disproportionately likely to already be political officeholders—that the rest of us don't get.
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Architects we respect like Bernard Tschumi or Rem Koolhaas, who understand the connection between architecture and film … (they) have indirectly inspired our work (too), allowing us to think of different ways to analogize architecture and use our training in a cross disciplinary fashion.
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To analogize, Bitcoin offers its developers a knife with which to stab themselves; Ethereum offers them the entire arsenal of the United States military with which to destroy everything that they have ever loved, but makes them pay by the second to use it.
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"You can analogize this to a dating process in which there are still a lot of blind dates and first dates but not yet a lot of second dates or third dates," said Steven Rattner, a Wall Street executive and veteran Democratic fund-raiser.
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"What's happening is you're moving from 'Candidate Trump' to 'President Trump,' and I analogize it to 'Candidate Trump' was like a UFC Fighter in the middle of an octagon and he was a martial artist using every tool that he could to convey a message," he said.
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"I always analogize this to the movie Minority Report with Tom Cruise," said Heather Ellis Cucolo, a former director of the online Mental Disability Law Program at New York Law School and an attorney who once served as a public defender for those facing civil commitment, including Greenfield.
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I analogize to a pre-internet world where if you image that Ma Bell is listening in on your phone calls and decides at some point you're talking about something that doesn't serve either their political, moral or economic interests, and they unplug you from the phone network, that doesn't feel right.
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From what we can guess or analogize for it's internal perspective, I guess it's just not part of their consciousness, they would not feel hunger pangs, anxiety over where is the next meal or any kind of craving for food, the same way you don't even notice lunchtime passing when you're deeply engrossed in some other motivation.
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"There is no other way to describe this approach" wrote attorney M. Lani Esteban-Trinidad, "other than to analogize it to attempting to get rid of a fly by firing a shotgun ..." Houston told CNN she struggled to get a job in Las Vegas for years after she was fired from Wynn Resorts in 2009, the year the case ended.
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As preparations are being made for a potential meeting between President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, it is tempting to analogize to other bold disruptive actions that have upended years of stagnation in policy, such as when President Ronald Reagan and Russian President Mikhail Gorbachev met in Reykjavik and imagined getting rid of all nuclear weapons, or when President Richard Nixon opened relations and traveled to the People's Republic of China.
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"What's happening is you're moving from candidate Trump to President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE, and I analogize it to candidate Trump was like a UFC fighter in the middle of the Octagon and he was a martial artist using every tool that he could to convey a message," he said.
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An important factor in this was the ascendancy of Hegel, whose mature works portray Schelling as a mere footnote in the development of idealism. Schelling's Naturphilosophie also has been attacked by scientists for its tendency to analogize and lack of empirical orientation. However, some later philosophers have shown interest in re-examining Schelling's body of work.
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Stevens wrote that "Chief Justice Roberts did not, however, disavow [the] portion of Justice Stewart's opinion for the Court," where he expressed his reasoning to support the standing to sue of the law students. Justice Stevens also added that it is "quite wrong" to analogize Massachusetts' allegations of harm to a "lawyer's game." Chief Justice Roberts' dissenting opinion was devoted largely to standing. With specific reference to United States v.
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First, it argued that the reference was invalid; the question is purely a political one and thus is outside the authority of the Court to answer under section 52 of the Supreme Court Act. It attempted to analogize the use of the US political question doctrine to the Canadian constitution. Furthermore, the question is speculative and premature as there are no substantive facts at question. Second, it focused on the second question, claiming that the Supreme Court of Canada had no jurisdiction over interpreting international law.
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The armed confrontation was resolved after negotiations between the two sides. Over the next few days the tense situation in Da Nang and Huế quieted down, although control of the two cities was still contested between the government and the Buddhists. ;11 April The conservative newsweekly U. S. News and World Report became the first American news magazine to analogize the Vietnam War as a "stalemate" with neither side likely to defeat the other. ;11 - 12 April ARVN with a captured VC, Operation Abilene The Battle of Xa Cam My was fought over two days.
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He felt it would invite further interlocutory appeals "in cases which the ingenuity of counsel disappointed by a district court's ruling can analogize to this one." In 1978's Coopers & Lybrand v. Livesay, he noted, the Court had upheld the decertification of a class by a district court over the respondent's objection that it effectively ended their case since there was no longer enough economic incentive for a single plaintiff to continue as a practical matter. The justices had unanimously agreed that that was true but held that that circumstance did not justify creating an exception to the rule.
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The question became, therefore, whether or not constitutional freedom of speech protections could be denied simply because a single company held title to the town. The State attempted to analogize the town's rights to the rights of homeowners to regulate the conduct of guests in their home. The Court rejected that contention, noting that ownership "does not always mean absolute dominion." The court pointed out that the more an owner opens his property up to the public in general, the more his rights are circumscribed by the statutory and constitutional rights of those who are invited in.
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See also John P. McCall, "Good riddance to old ways" in Times- Picayune, August 25, 2009, Saint Tammany Edition, p. B4. Before the case went to the jury on August 20, 2009, the defense called Livingston as witness, in an attempt to analogize the lobbying activities of the Livingston Group to the involvements of Mose Jefferson,James Gill wrote in his column the next morning: ::A particularly "supportive" member, one of Livingston's partners testified, was none other than William Jefferson. That was kind of Jefferson, considering that he has nothing in common with Livingston. Livingston's attorney was Jim Wright.
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The Table, a tuya in British Columbia. Some researchers have attempted to analogize Ganges Mensa to the tuyas of British Columbia, which are thought to have formed as a result of subglacial volcanic activity. The Ganges Mensa province and other interior layered deposits in Valles Marineris have been strongly analogized to the Azas Plateau, a region in the Tuva Republic (a federal subject of Russia) near Lake Baikal and the Mongolian border. The Azas Plateau volcanic field is thought to have formed through subglacial volcanism; that mechanism is used accordingly to interpret the geomorphology of Ganges Mensa, which has been analogized to a terrestrial landform known as a tuya.
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The presumption in Jackson attempted to analogize the Fifth Amendment's right against self-incrimination through Edwards v. Arizona to the Sixth Amendment's right to counsel, essentially not allowing police interrogation after the right attached. Under Montejo, in the case where the Defendant has not asserted his Fifth Amendment's right to counsel but rather relies on his Sixth Amendment's right to counsel, police may reinitiate interrogation after his Miranda rights have been read. However, if a Defendant has asserted his Fifth Amendment's right to counsel and adversarial proceedings have begun, police may not reinitiate questioning without counsel present and waiver under Edwards, or unless the Defendant initiates the conversation and police get a waiver.
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With Gao and Murong having disagreement, Emperor Gaozu decided to personally head to Yedu to oversee the campaign. When he arrived there, Gao continued to advocate the slow siege strategy, wanting to wear out the city's food supply and pointing out that the city was well-defended, so an aggressive attack would cause many casualties. With Murong continuing to accuse him, he also went to Emperor Gaozu's chief assistants Su Fengji and Yang Bin to plead his case — stuffing feces and dirt into his mouth as he was doing so, to analogize it to the kind of humiliation that he suffered from Murong. Emperor Gaozu believed Gao, went to his tent to thank him, and rebuked Murong.
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The details of this investigation was reported in Beyer's 2005 publication. In 2005, Ross A. Beyer and Alfred McEwen of the University of Arizona used MOC and MOLA data to attempt to discern the dip angle of the dark aeolian materials visible in layers within Ganges and Hebes Mensa. Such layers were originally believed to have been bedrock but were later suspected to analogize foreset beds commonly observed in terrestrial tuyas (volcanic structures that erupted into overlying glaciers), which typically are angled at around 35°. The dip angle examination was deemed possible as the terrain where these layers are visible in the south of Ganges Mensa is fluted, allowing a three-dimensional conceptualization of the orientation of the plane of at which these layer were angled.
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Murong publicly spoke against Gao's decisions, and claimed that Gao's slowness was due to the fact that Gao's daughter had married Du's son. Liu, hearing that there was discord between Gao and Murong, decided to head to Yedu to oversee the siege himself. When he and his high-level officials arrived at the front, Gao went to Liu's chief assistants Su Fengji and Yang Bin to plead his case — stuffing feces and dirt into his mouth as he was doing so, to analogize it to the kind of humiliation that he suffered from Murong. Liu believed Gao, went to his tent to thank him, and rebuked Murong. At Murong's insistence, a direct attack on the city was made, but over the course of a morning, Later Han forces suffered more than 1,000 deaths and 10,000 injuries due to the strength of Yedu's defense, and Murong did not dare to advocate a direct attack again.
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