Does the fascination of glimpsing ourselves outweigh the psychological strain of continually caching, processing, and relating these different likenesses?
This turns sameness of meaning of different terms into likeness of meaning, and synonymy and analyticity into a matter of degree.
It may be, for example, that for certain purposes an historic state of affairs involving a rose is sufficiently like standard situations involving red things as to warrant sameness of classification, while for different purposes its likeness is outweighed by its dissimilarities from the standard cases.
However, it would seem highly incongruous to judge the truths in table 4 to be steadily increasing in truthlikeness, while the falsehoods both to the left and the right, both marginally different in their overall likeness relations to truth, steadily decrease in truthlikeness.
The logic of such brutality is the logic of metaphor: to assert a likeness between two different things holds power only in the light of that difference.
In all three cases, although the contexts of movie and memoirs may seem different, a mutually revealing 'family likeness' can be discerned between them in terms of basic ambiance.
The likenesses suggested a different way of cooking and developing recipes: "Spinach, chard and beet greens, for example, can be substituted for one another, along with related amaranths, like red Chinese spinach and lamb's-quarters".
First of all, we hope to examine and establish a set of computational strategies, including the property-based rules, the characterization of molecular frameworks and the classification models based on naïve Bayesian classification technique, for drug-likeness evaluation at different levels.
Other experts said some symbols of completely different ancient Asian scripts bore a likeness to one another even though there was no evidence that they are related.
Mr. Pataki said working with Mr. Lattimore was vastly different from posing for his wax likeness for Madame Tussaud's in 2000.
