analogy

Paulson used an analogy involving a children’s book character named Lowly Worm who eats peas that create visible bumps on his body.

The team derived their quantum Bayes' rule by maximizing the fidelity between two objects that represent the forward and the reverse process, in analogy with a classical joint probability distribution.

The early innings, if you prefer that analogy.

The flying cars of “The Jetsons,” a futuristic animated sitcom that enchanted television audiences in the early 1960s, are “not a bad analogy,” Cox said.

On Symmetry he even resurrects Shape Of You's analogy of two bodies pulling together like magnets.