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Synonyms for homological

similar in evolutionary origin but not in function

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Then a is rationally trivial if and only if a is homologically trivial.
(14) What is more important than the general category into which the resulting body of work might be placed, is its implausibly tidy articulation of individual, social and national goals which are linked together as if they were homologically related and could be nourished by the same sterling qualities of fortitude, discipline, resilience and stamina in which they were sourced.
These 11 peer-reviewed papers from that gathering consider such aspects as Calabi-Bernstein problems for spacelike slices in certain generalized Robertson-Walker spacetimes, generalized Einstein metric conditions, projective structure in space-times, time functions as utility functions, and homologically maximizing geodesic in conformally flat tori.
Even without a reference to Deleuze and Guattari's war machines, it is clear that the unleashed power cannot be reduced to purely mechanical and inhuman energy, because mechanical means of engineering are incarnations of human ideas, or are (monistically, homologically) identical with ideas.
After the PCR product was sequenced and homologically compared to certify that it was porcine SLC7A7 on the basis of sequence, porcine SLC7A7 gene-specific primers were synthesized and 3'/5' RACE were carried out according to the manufacturer's instructions (BD Biosciences Clontech).
From this point of view the argument may run as follows: the literary word and the translatant word relate to each other homologically, that is, on the basis of iconicity, in other words, they are related in terms of similarity not just at a surface level but at the level of formation and structure.
As we analyze fictional production in Shakespeare and Ruzante--the most complex and polyphonous early modern Italian playwright--we can begin to glimpse structural patterns, theatergrams of poverty that might be homologically explained by the unfortunate supranational parity shared by the itinerant beggars affected by the pan-European economic crisis of the sixteenth century.