Sentence examples for general similarities from inspiring English sources
The clone libraries and FISH results for all sites in the B- and C-drifts are similar, as expected based on general similarities in geochemistry and temperature.
Despite these general similarities there was wide diversity in social structure depending on the methods of obtaining food.
Whatever the general similarities between the disciplines, it is more interesting to observe that Koolhaas practices architecture in the spirit in which a director makes a film.
The term usufruct never found its way into the English common law, although certain general similarities can be found in the common-law concept of estate.
The elements share certain general similarities in chemical behaviour, though they are clearly differentiated from one another chemically, and these similarities reflect common features of the electronic structures of their atoms.
"If one finds general similarities between the stolen works and the burned [remains], then one could test the elemental, and possibly chemical, composition of the burned works to determine if they could be consistent with the stolen works," said James Martin, of Orion Analytical, who has taught forensic paint analysis at the FBI Academy counter-terrorism and forensic science research unit.
It was further exacerbated by a general similarity of people's social networks to themselves: because the point of comparison is like-minded peers, learning about the achievements of others hits even harder.
The stylistic interactions between the different workshops resulted, particularly in the second quarter of the century, in a more general similarity of style between the various regional workshops.
The solutions are obtained by applying a general similarity transformation.
There is a general similarity between the pollen contents from the coprolites but they show variability.
A general similarity transformation, which contains in it all the physical information concerning the granulation process, is presented.
