Sentence examples for form resembles from inspiring English sources

The body form resembles that of the cnidarian medusa.

Its final form resembles one of Newson's watches, and the Cartier Santos, from 1904.

Its final form resembles one of [Marc] Newson's watches, and the Cartier Santos, from 1904.

In Latin the word cento means "patchwork," and the verse form resembles a quilt of discrete lines stitched together to make a whole.

Somewhat easier, from a gardening perspective, is to select a shade-loving plant like the bird's-nest fern, whose form resembles "a badminton shuttlecock" turned "upside-down".

It cavernous, serpentine form resembles a dragon, a symbol of China.The stadium is a mass of intertwined steel beams; it looks just like its nickname.

To make nanotubes, carbon vapor is condensed into sheets of graphite one atom thick, which spontaneously adopt a form resembling chicken wire.

A number take a form resembling the Psalms, such as the beautiful "Poem, Three Weeks After Conception": "For you the stars have already locked into place.

Not only does the form resemble a tree trunk; when sliced horizontally, the fine, curved shavings reveal rings of age, a magical result of the baking method.

A few species of Gahnia have woody stems, and the remarkable West African Microdracoides squamosus is a woody shrub up to 1.5 metres tall with a form resembling a miniature Joshua tree.

Its triangular form resembled a ship, entirely fitting for its location near the banks of the River Bassac.