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Thus , the analogy used in the Initial Decision is proper . Kapuscinski has shaped their testimonies into an eloquent whole , and while he never alludes to the totalitarian regime that ruled his native Poland during the same period , the analogy is impossible to ignore . The danger with writing a long explanation , with lots of analogies is that people can get lost in these things , and if not chosen very carefully the analogies can do more harm than good . Beyond the vocabulary , the analogies , and the metaphors there appears to exist a common approach that makes it possible to understand better and describe better the organized complexity . It inverts the analogy between patriotism , athleticism and sexual prowess that holds in , for instance , Bond films . The analogies are exact ; only the scale differs . Your Product will provide audio and / or visual instructions to overlay the screen shots of the Corel product ( s ) at a minimum of every five screen shots of the Corel product ( s ) so that there is no likelihood of confusion as the distinctness of the Corel product and Your Product . However , the analogies do follow in that whether it 's space travel or global transition , it takes proper planning , preparation and support . Hubbs ( 1925 ) recognized the distinctness of this form but did not formally describe it . Accounting for much of the allure this linguistic prospect possesses , the analogy between verbal and economic production also lends it an air of plausibility But the vistas this analogy opens may well be figmentary . It was a great movie , and the analogies to modern goings-on were subtle ( an easy mistake to make in a movie like this would be to beat you over the head with it , which they did n't . DUS - refers to the distinctness , uniformity and stability of a variety which is assessed for variety registration . For example , the Analogies section begins with a voice asking , " Have you ever looked at your little sister and said , ' What a pig ! A major advantage of the analogy to print is that it forces legislators and judges to focus on the First Amendment 's protec - tive goals , rather than losing sight of them in a fruitless analysis of technological distinctions without a difference . This approach accounts for uncertainty , irreversibility and flexibility in realising the investment and uses the analogies between investment options ( also referred to as real options ) and financial options . Though seductive , the analogies on which the inevitable weaponisers rely are flawed . If these features are described , give the size , the color ( if appropriate ) , the kinds , and numbers of concretions , stones , and pebbles ; the distinctness , extent , color , and position of clay films ; and the amounts and distribution pattern of carbonates , and salts . Come on now , bad jim , Kevin first brought up the analogy of 1972 and kokblok posted something I made a comment on , which I tied back into Kevin 's point . However , the analogy was flawed because while those laws prevent property owners from killing or capturing wildlife , property owners still have the right to prevent wildlife , such as beaver , from entering their property and damaging it . Even though the Chernobyl accident did not take place in a theatre of war , the analogy resulting from the use of nuclear weapons is appropriate , as the health and environmental effects are similar to those of nuclear weapons , except that in a nuclear war , such effects would be far worse and the consequences far more serious . Even if the Monster did not know Milton so well , even if he did not make the analogies of his fate and Adam 's , or Satan 's , so explicitly , so habitually salt his narrative with literary allusion ( e.g ., the shepherd 's hut appears to the suffering Monster " as exquisite and divine a retreat as Pandemonium appeared to the demons of hell " ) , Mary Shelley 's debt to Milton would be evident in the Monster 's character , action , and situation . If , however , many people are using their own computers and are dialing in from off-campus ( which is often the case ) , then the analogy might become harder to establish . While Kant was writing the Only Possible Ground , he prepared a submission to the contest , the Inquiry Concerning the Distinctness of the Principles of Natural Theology and Morals ( 1764 ) . I think that came to me with the analogy between a human embryo growing into a human infant on the one hand , and an ice cube melting into a puddle on the other .