Sentence examples for close affinity between from inspiring English sources

The close affinity between music and dance made inevitable the idea of using musical notes to record movement.

There has been a close affinity between Liverpool FC and Celtic since the latter's staging of a memorial match two weeks after the tragedy in 1989 in which 96 people lost their lives.

Hence there is a close affinity between terrorism and torture.

The close affinity between intelligence and logic was also suggested by Piaget (1947, cited in Oller, 1981).

Both this anthropomorphic perception of nature and the importance accorded to marveling in it reveal the close affinity between Porta's magical practices and his texts for the stage.

That there is, nevertheless, a close affinity between the Republic and the project Plato meant to pursue in the Timaeus and its intended sequels is clearly indicated in the preface to the Timaeus.

There are close affinities between R. magnicaespes and R. alashanica; (c) R. elytrigioides contained two sets of St genomes, and it is reasonable to be treated as Pseudoreogneria elytrigioides (C. Yen et J.L. Yang B.R. Luu; (d) the genome of R. grandis should be designed as StgY.

He discerned close affinities between the poetry of Oxford and that of Shakespeare in the use of motifs and subjects, phrasing, and rhetorical devices, which led him to identify Oxford as the author.

However, considering the high percent identifies (30%-80 30%-80close affinities between homologs from humans and other animals, it is likely that these genes have similar primary functions.

In conclusion, close affinities between Dinophilidae and Sipunculida (supported by the shared loss of chaetae, parapodia, circulatory system, and palps) appear as a possible working hypothesis [ 8], but the precise position of this clade remains uncertain.

Rhododendron proves taxonomically valuable and suggests closer affinity between R. ferrugineum and R. myrtifolium, while a comparatively higher trait variation in hybrids may be regarded contributive to their reported superior fitness under favourable conditions.