Sentence examples for bears close resemblance from inspiring English sources

9 The situation bears close resemblance to what Judge Learned Hand said on another occasion.

The storm also ranks as one of the most powerful hurricanes ever observed in the Atlantic Ocean and bears close resemblance to the super typhoons that form in the western Pacific Ocean.

That determination bordering on stupidity, and respect for the sport and its setting, bears close resemblance to the great audax riders and racers of cycling history, and the Pyrenees is the perfect setting to see it thrive.

This sequential nature of the LTL validation process bears close resemblance to the concept of stratification in distributed Datalog [36].

Ontology, in Ingarden's hands, thus bears close resemblance to the sorts of conceptual analysis that became common in analytic philosophy in roughly the same period.

However, this emotion is fragile and vulnerable and sometimes bears close resemblance to nostalgia and melancholy".

The painting bears close resemblances to Moore's roughly contemporary painting A Musician, though at the time the two were working so closely together that it is hard to ascertain exactly who influenced whom.

The latter is an entrancing work that's the closest the Mercury prize has come in years to nominating a classical album, albeit one that bears closer resemblance to the oeuvre of indie label 4AD than to Harrison Birtwistle.

The full phylogeny tree and blast results are shown in Figure 1 We found that our culture isolate bears closer resemblance to S. parvisporogenes as the sequence JF810673 has 98% similarity with the two sequences of S. parvisporogenes (Accession numbers: AB184375.1 and GU350508.1).

The Science Area, in which most science departments are located, is the area that bears closest resemblance to a campus.

The E. cymbalariae genome bears closer resemblance to the yeast ancestor in terms of number of chromosomes, arrangement of mating-type loci, conservation of telomeric loci and GC content (Wendland and Walther, 2011).