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...let us try to understand clearly what analogy is, and what the term means. Analogy may be denned as an agreement or likeness between things in some circumstances or effects when the things themselves are otherwise entirely different; and, to reduce the definition to its simplest proportions,...

...look at, and is here used to express rules or principles upon which the science is based, 'analogy, an agreement or likeness between things in some circumstances...when the things are otherwise entirely different. 1 impetuously, hastily ; passionately ; violently ; in an impetuous manner. The word is derived from...

...flight. Analogy (an-al'o-ii), n. [Or. analogia,~ana. according to, and logos, ratio, proportion.) 1. An agreement or likeness between things in some circumstances...when the things are otherwise entirely different; thus, when we say that learning enlightens the mind, we recognize an analoay between learning aud light,...

...illustrating the points in hand." Most people (I do not say all) understand by the word " analogy " " an agreement or likeness between things in some circumstances...when the things are otherwise entirely different." Now, the " point iuhand," to which he must refer, is found on page 267, which, to put it briefly, is...

...let us try to understand clearly what analogy is, and what the term means. Analogy may be denned as an agreement or likeness between things in some circumstances or effects when the things themselves are otherwise entirely different ; and, to reduce the definition to its simplest proportions,...

...deduced from the comparison, must result from the recognition of the likeness or unlikeness of relations. Again, we have the word analogy, applied alike to proportional reasoning in mathematies and to the presumptive reasoning of daily life. The meaning of analogy is, " an agreement...

...Uight Analogy (an-aTo-ji), n. [Or. analogia — ana, according to, and logos, ratio, proportion.] 1. An agreement or likeness between things in some circumstances...when the things are otherwise entirely different; thus, when we say that learning enlighten* the mind, we recognize an analogy between learning and light,...

...deduced from the comparison, must result from the recognition of the likeness or unlikeness of relations. Again, we have the word analogy, applied alike to...things in some circumstances or effects, when the tilings are otherwise entirely different ; " and in mathematics, an analogy is " an agreement or likeness...

...the former set of properties. (c) Therefore Venus is inhabited." B. Analogy. — By analogy we mean an agreement or likeness between things in some circumstances...or effects when the things are otherwise entirely ditterent ; eg , when we say that learning enlighten* the mind, we recognise an analogy between learning...