Sentence examples for close identity from inspiring English sources

But this close identity can also add a fat spark to mayhem.

The standard for the yard was one imported from London some years earlier, which guaranteed a close identity between the American and English yard; but Queen Anne's gallon was retained.

Suchet has called Poirot "my invisible, closest and best friend", and such a close identity with a character often creates interesting results, as with Jeremy Brett's obsessive immersion in Sherlock Holmes in the late 1980s and early 1990s.

Here is buried William E. Swan, who was chairman of the board of trustees at St . Bonaventure Universityand whose close identity with his alma mater dated to the 1960's, when he used to dress as the university's Brown Indian mascot at basketball games.

Further normal and reverse phase HPLC gave detailed profiles for each sample, reinforcing the close identity with M. tuberculosis (Supporting Figure S2 C and D).

As shown, even in the absence of 1,676 EWS-FLI1-modulated transcripts, ESFT clustered with stem cells and retained close identity with hNCSC (Fig. 4B).

cValues in bold show the close identities between those sequences.

aValues in bold show the close identities between the two Solovey sequences.

The closest identity was with Bacillus amyliquefaciens subsp. plantarum FZB42 (99.79%) (Accession no. CP000560).

As a result, the manifold topology is reduced to a specific ordering relationship of training targets along the 1D closed identity manifold.

The Indian isolates shared closest identity with the Bangladesh isolate (A/Bangladesh/207095/08) with PNI 98.73±0.24 and PAI 98.81±0.30.