Sentence examples for completion resembles from inspiring English sources

Selz's complex completion resembles the "eduction of correlates" that the British psychologist Charles E. Spearman saw as a primary constituent of intellectual functioning, its complement being "eduction of relations"—that is, recognition of a relation when two elements are presented.

As we keep focused on our national college completion goals, we need to be keenly aware of the shifting patterns of the student experience which resembles less and less a traditional pathway.

As the musicologist Barry Cooper pointed out, in a 1984 essay in the Musical Times, the rough draft closely resembles the published version, leaving relatively little work for anyone to have done by way of completion.

The most resembles God".

"Scott Walker resembles Emperor Tiberius.

It generally resembles iodine.

Dressing resembles a hash.

Pain resembles pleasure.

ECM resembles electroplating in reverse.

Many say it resembles Antilia.

All Souls resembles a monastery.