Sentence examples for a close counterpart from inspiring English sources

Stone-faced platforms are fronted by stairways with flanking balustrades and exhibit a close counterpart of the talud-tablero motif of Teotihuacán.

In the social sciences generally and economics in particular, the evolution of the sample survey provides a close counterpart to the development of the natural sciences' powerful measurement devices.

Many of the dinosaurs of the Morrison Formation are the same genera as those seen in Portuguese rocks (mainly Allosaurus, Ceratosaurus, Torvosaurus, and Apatosaurus), or have a close counterpart (Brachiosaurus and Lusotitan, Camptosaurus and Draconyx).

Many of the dinosaurs of the Morrison Formation are the same genera as those seen in Portuguese rocks of the Lourinha Formation (mainly Allosaurus, Ceratosaurus, Torvosaurus, and Apatosaurus), or have a close counterpart (Brachiosaurus and Lusotitan, Camptosaurus and Draconyx).

PPIY has a close counterpart of each F199 dioxygenase: three of these are present in double copy with a 100% identity, which is indicative of a very recent duplication event; and four others have a 90-95% identity, which suggests a less recent duplication event followed by divergence.

Our account is for Bulgaria, Romania, Russia, and Hungary, for we are fortunate in having early access to the data from the first round of the Gender and Generations Surveys (GGS) in the first three of these countries and to their close counterpart for Hungary. 2 All the surveys have used a random sample of women and men of all relevant ages.

Since visual emphasis is the key to animation, and sound its close counterpart, the sooner ideas are translated into pictures the better.

It is, as far as I can tell, sui generis with them, having no close counterpart even in China, and none at all in the history of Western philosophy.

Though the chimpanzee and human are evolutionary very close, there are chimpanzee kinases with no close counterpart in the human suggesting differences in their functions.

We have identified specific scaffolds that are present in metabolites and natural products, with close counterparts in the drugs, but are missing in the lead dataset.

Also, Arg45, Tyr54, and Ile65 of SalBIII have close counterparts in Cyc11, consistent with one or more of these residues also playing a catalytic role.