Sentence examples for bear similarity from inspiring English sources

The combatants are Semites whose languages bear similarity to Hebrew and Arabic.

The method is considered suitable for spatial patterns of soil micro-topography evolution from rainfall events that bear similarity to landscape scale pattern evolution from eco-hydrological processes.

At his most lyrical, Mitchell's saxophone lines exploit the instrument's strength as an interval-making machine; his improvised melodies often bear similarity to works by the classical composer Morton Feldman, though Mitchell's music is more overtly emotional.

Furthermore, the generic protein protein interfaces that bear similarity in their spatial and chemical arrangement with capsid ones are mostly small in size with fewer than 20 interfacial residues, which results from the relatively limited choices of natural design for small interfaces rather than having significant biological implications in terms of functional relationships.

Although these bear similarity to the familiar factors of impulsiveness and anxiety, they differ in being derived from a pool of items specifically designed to tap human equivalents of the animal learning paradigms central to Gray's personality theory (approach, active avoidance, passive avoidance, extinction, fight and flight).

The daytime images at 0.9 and 2.02 µm also reveal some interesting features which bear similarity to the ultraviolet images.

Two other French games, "thèque" and "la balle empoisonée" ("poisoned ball"), also bear similarities to early baseball.

I've not seen the original study, but the contents reported in the news bear similarities to a 2005 patent from Connors.

As Ms. Gristina explains in the catalog: "The countenances of these figures bear similarities in particular to the paintings by the famous Jesuit missionary the Rev. Giuseppe Castiglione.

Nanoemulsions are a new type of fluids that bear similarities with nanofluids.

Such themes bear similarities to those addressed by punk rock musicians.