Both men say that the gesture is "anti-system" or "anti-estabishment" rather than anti-Semitic, despite its evident resemblance to the straight-armed Nazi salute.
Any comparative considerations of Japanese Pure Land Buddhist thought, therefore, require caution, even in the face of seemingly evident resemblance.
John Adams often cites Sibelius as a model, and the resemblance is evident in the richly scored minimalism of "Harmonielehre," among other works.
The resemblance is evident in House's reliance on deductive reasoning and psychology, even where it might not seem obviously applicable, and his reluctance to accept cases he finds uninteresting.
It is evident that many bear resemblance to each other in content yet these have been preserved as separate justifications so that the subtle nuances are not lost.
The Seagram Building was completed the following year, and the ballet's resemblance to it was evident in the absence of sets, costumes and plot; in the positive use of subtraction (Stravinsky's silences, Balanchine's pauses); and in the illusory exposure of bodies that are in fact heavily clothed by classical technique.
When trains arrived every 10 minutes or so, it was evident that he had an uncanny resemblance to the guitar player in a collage by Mr. Reardon — "Evening of the Gray Cat," from 1982 — featured in an ad on the side of the train.
The family resemblance was unmistakable.
Their mutual resemblance was unmistakable.
"Finally, I was free to speak my mind, unlike 1967," Li Rui says, and the familial resemblance -- a proud, strong mouth -- is evident.
The resemblance between BF/S+L/Ep and cytopiloyne treatments was even more evident in analysis of the time profile of the gene expression ratio compared to LPS stimulation, which was characterized by an up-regulation of gene expression after 4 h of stimulation.
