God of War creator and Game Director, David Jaffe, attempted to create a character that looked brutal, but did not resemble a typical traditional Greek hero.
Motoneuron axonal anatomy was altered in a manner similar to neurons from other systems where neural activity has been reduced, but did not resemble the anatomy of motoneuron axons in embryos where muscle pioneers have been ablated (Melancon et al., 1997).
This work was the source of his so-called 'sign-theory', based on the idea that perceptions are signs or place-holders for what they signify, but do not resemble or copy them in any way.
Or maybe it is the opposite act: a peeling away of the husk of convention, the dead skin of clichés and a fresh exploration of the living soul of black metal, with the aim to reactivate its purest essence and produce something that grows from it but does not resemble its earlier incarnations because it is built from the ground up in a different time and place.
One possible explanation is that trans effects in LCL could be introduced by non-genetic variation of in vitro factors, which could mimic trans regulation but does not resemble true biologically heritable genetic regulation.
Scientific studies have not provided evidence for the existence of IEI-EMF, but these studies did not resemble the real-life situation or suffered from poor exposure characterisation and biased recall of health symptoms.
We also analyzed herbarium specimens of several other plants reported to contain flavonoid sulfates [14] and to grow in Iran [16], but their HPLC profiles did not resemble those of the of the textile specimens and none contained ellagic acid (data not shown).
The accidental discovery of its skull by two young men walking along the Columbia River caused a sensation, not only because of its age but also because some features did not resemble those of modern American Indians, as would have been expected then.
Ultimately, this specialization was to cost armies the ability to fight opponents that did not resemble themselves, but in the 17th century that development still remained far in the future.
King Vukašin threw him into a river because he did not resemble him, but the boy was saved by a cowherd (who adopted him, and a vila suckled him).
These abnormalities, however, did not resemble melanocytic lesions, but strongly resembled human epidermoid cysts.
