Sentence examples for apparent resemblance from inspiring English sources

Don't worry about the apparent resemblance of "D0g," with a zero in the middle, to the word in the dictionary.

Two new discoveries described at the meeting underscored the growing and bewildering realization that planetary systems abound in the nearby universe and that they come in all shapes and sizes, bearing little apparent resemblance to the Sun's family of planets.

Tune in Sunday 9am BBC One #marrshow February 14 , 2014The Bond Vigilantes at M&G are very excited that George Clooney will be squeezing in alongside Carney -- given the apparent resemblance between the pair: Bond Vigilantes (@bondvigilantes) Governor Clooney appearing on @MarrShow on Sunday.

Our results show that the 6 concentric ring-roads in Beijing provide a basic framework for the city's overall spatial pattern, and also give its apparent resemblance to the classic concentric zone theory.

While some of the ideologies of self-government espoused by the comuneros seem to prefigure later democratic uprisings against Spanish colonial rule, especially among the rural branch of the revolt, historians Adalberto López and James Schofield Saeger caution that giving this apparent resemblance too much weight would be a mistake.

Before proceeding to a consideration of Japanese Pure Land Buddhist thought, it may be useful to note two intertwined difficulties that it presents for modern Western readers in particular: an extensive scriptural and commentarial tradition, and apparent resemblances to familiar forms of Christian thought.

As project overseer Jane Johnson and Fabulous editor Mandy Appleyard both worked at Emap, the mag's apparent uncanny resemblance to Grazia is hardly a surprise.

Clinically, patients may demonstrate torticollis and adopt the cock-robin position of the head (because of the apparent descriptive resemblance of a robin listening for a worm in the ground) and occipital pain may occur as a result of compression of the greater occipital nerve or the C2 nerve root.

This area was chosen for sampling because of its proximity (<50 km) to Mobile, Alabama, the site of introduction of S. invicta to the U.S.A. [4], as well as the apparent genetic resemblance of populations in the area to the original founder population [32], [54].

Long before the discovery of sexual deception as pollination syndrome, some authors had already recognised the apparent visual resemblance between flowers of the orchid genus Ophrys and insect bodies (Linnaeus 1745; Darwin 1862).

The authors concluded that despite an apparent overall structural resemblance to AD pathology, the chemical analyses revealed that the amyloid plaque cores in APP23 transgenic mice were completely soluble in buffers containing SDS [ 60].