Sentence examples for implement resembling from inspiring English sources
There is also that trademark electrostatic burst of hair (he fashions it himself, according to his friend, the librettist Alice Goodman, with an implement resembling garden shears) and the sudden splashes of wild, honking laughter that punctuate his conversation (think Tom Hulce in Amadeus, but shriller).
It is a bizarre Cubist picture of an almost indecipherably fragmented female body probed and penetrated by implements resembling electro-mechanical devices.
She provides him with a handheld implement that resembles a knuckleduster rather than a magic wand and tells him the skills she is teaching him are almost what lesser types call "spells".
The CC is simple to implement and resembles the clairvoyant matched filter (MF) in idealistic conditions.
Even if the convention were to embrace such a plan, the battle to implement it would resemble a civil war.
The FDIC said the seizure and liquidation process, if the government should need to implement it, would resemble bankruptcy proceedings, with senior creditors getting precedence over shareholders, Reuters says.
We have implemented Xwalk, which resembles the approach taken by Potluri et al., but instead uses grids and a search algorithm to compute the length of the shortest path (Fig. 1), which shall be referred to as solvent accessible surface distance (SASD).
Compared to other existing methods, our method is more accurate and simpler to implement, and moreover it closely resembles the central difference scheme for the classical Laplace operator.
They fear that the ability to implement such a system closely resembles the Number of the Beast prophesied in the Book of Revelation.
The main strength of the present study was the fact that we were able to implement it in a real workplace; closely resembling the way the commercial intervention would have been implemented had there not been research involved.
The games (Ultimatum, Dictator, Public Goods) they implemented all place subjects in situations broadly resembling that of the Trust game discussed in the previous section.
