Sentence examples for based on physical similarities from inspiring English sources
Although previous experiments showed that humans deliberately and consciously judge kinship based on physical similarities, Burnstein says most psychologists would be skeptical that humans automatically and unconsciously act on these resemblances.
This theory is based on physical similarities between the the two characters and small plot points in the books.
Some enthusiasts claim that the Poitevin horse is descended directly from these horses, based on physical similarities, and claim a common origin with the Tarpan horse painted on the Lascaux cave walls.
In the Biblical Classification of Life (2000), Berndt's mischaracterization of the "Modern Taxonomy" as grouping "life on the basis of physical similarity" (p. 23) reiterates two common misconceptions that taxonomy is synonymous with classification and that modern biological classification is based on physical similarity.
Based on physical similarity, Wen-Ying Zhuang included Banksiamyces under Encoelia in his 1998 study of the Encoelioideae subfamily of the Helotiaceae.
If the pattern of perceptual differences significantly resembles the pattern of phonological distances, there are two possible explanations: either variation in rotated syllables is naïvely perceived in a phonetic-like manner to some extent, or perception is solely based on physical acoustic similarity, and two sounds that are acoustically similar will be given similar phonological descriptions.
By looking in detail at the correspondence between discrimination errors, phonological identification results and acoustic physical distance measures for the vowel portions of the stimuli, the relative roles of processing based on phonology and processing based on physical acoustic similarity could be quantitatively evaluated.
Just names based on physical characteristics, nothing more.
-- that bar employment discrimination based on physical appearance.
Race is based on physical characteristics.
This model is based on the physical similarity suggested between the action-production muscle force and resulting reaction elastic muscle forces.
