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homological

(hō′mə-lŏj′ĭ-kəl, hŏm′ə-) also

homologic

(-lŏj′ĭk)

adj.

Homologous.

ho′mo·log′i·cal·ly adv.

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Chief among these was the homological relation between skin, screen, and page: each a manifestation of a "unique plane"--what we might today call an interface--that unites mind, body, and world.

Christophe Wall-Romana, Cinepoetry: Imaginary Cinemas in French Poetry

The language of homological identity can then become profoundly misleading.

Being human and Christian in a Darwinian world: an appreciation of Jozef Zycinski

match] reduces to be the bottleneck distance under the restriction that the measuring functions are tame (we recall that a continuous real function f : M - R is tame if it has a finite number of homological critical values and the homology groups [H.

Advances in multidimensional size theory

1] [member of] AB, are called inscribed ortho homological triangles if the perpendiculars in [A.

A proof of Smarandache-Patrascu's theorem using barycentric coordinates

The homological resemblance between these raced and classed processes is precisely what Naylor's novel succeeds in exposing.

African American Whiteness in Gloria Naylor's Linden Hills

Ahora bien, este vinculo que constituye la forma (entre el espiritu del ser y su entorno) frente a la formacion, se establece sobre dos categorias de imitari (entendiendo que, tanto como vivencia fenomenologica, el ser intenta imitar a partir de la interaccion con la realidad): una mimetica y otra homological (35).

El juego estetico en la apreciacion del cartel artistico

Further comparative studies are required to identify the homological patterns of serotonergic cells in various molluscan lineages.

Central nervous system of Chaetoderma japonicum (Caudofoveata, aplacophora): implications for diversified ganglionic plans in early molluscan evolution

The homological objective is to understand the relationship between a firm's choice of e-provider evaluation criteria and its performance outcomes.

Evaluating prospective e-providers: an empirical study

There is the presence of a double population of haematids (blood corpuscles), which implies there has been a blood transfusion with homological (the same type of) blood.

Cycling: Vinokourov out in disgrace after positive blood test; CYCLING: TOUR DE FRANCE

7) As with the phenomenon of humanism, the genealogy is principally homological rather than linear-causal: James Burbage didn't build the Theater in 1576 outside London's city walls because he learned that Italian actors in Florence were outfitting, in the very same year, the Teatro della Baldracca (which had a liminal location comparable to that of the Southwark amphitheaters: affixed to the back end of the Medici palace, but giving onto a street dotted with taverns and brothels).

Comparing poverty: fictions of a "poor theater" in Ruzante and Shakespeare

An archaeologist must first implement the culture-historical approach, then the contextual approach, and finally either the intuitive, analogical, or homological approach.

What do these symbols mean? A critical review of the images found on the rocks of the Canadian shield with specific reference to the pictographs of the Lake of the Woods

Where positional homology can be determined, either from natural assemblages or by direct comparison with natural assemblages, an expressly homological notation identifying P1_4, M, and [S.

Conodonts of the Kivioli Member, Viivikonna Formation (Upper Ordovician) in the Kohtla section, Estonia/Viivikonna kihistu Kivioli kihistiku (Ulem-Ordoviitsium) konodondid Kohtla labiloikes Eestis