Analogue

Continuously variable, as opposed to digital (on/off). In NLP, analogue refers to signals or behaviors that exist on a spectrum of gradation rather than in discrete states. For example, the volume of a voice is analogue — it can be infinitely varied — whereas a light switch is digital. Analogue submodalities, such as the brightness or size of a mental image, can be adjusted along a continuum to shift the emotional intensity of an internal representation.