The correlation, he said, was nearly exact.
D'Angelico's first archtop was a nearly exact copy of the Gibson L5, then popular.
He still considers his first Robby -- a nearly exact copy of Robby in the film -- his best.
The main fuels used in history form a nearly exact sequence, from ones having less hydrogen to ones having more.
We obtained temperature and velocity distributions, as well as pressure drop information, for models of nearly exact geometry compared to the CATIA fabrication models.
When he got home, he dug out his slide illustrating the nearly exact match between human and chimpanzee chromosomes, and prepared for a contentious class.
It was the sheer volume of the appropriation -- thousands of my exact or nearly exact words -- that supported my copyright infringement claim.
"Woman with a Parrot" (now in the Metropolitan Museum) presents a nearly exact repetition of the Psyche figure, only awake and alone, blissfully smiling, with the eponymous fowl.
Transistors in amplifier circuits are used as linear devices; i.e., the input signal and the larger output signal are nearly exact replicas of each other.
Extreme galaxies are rarely seen not only because the alignment must be nearly exact, but also because photons with TeV energies actually collide with less energetic light passing through deep space, a smashup that produces a spray of particles.
This was chaste and humble painting emerging from the most erotic, opulent and rhetorically extravagant era in the history of European painting, exemplified by the perfumed virtuosity of a compatriot and nearly exact contemporary like Boucher.
