Sentence examples for information resembles from inspiring English sources
The search for information resembles a walk through an overbuilt quarter of an ancient capital.
The logical study of information resembles in spirit other more traditional endeavours, such as the logical study of the concept of truth or computation: in all these cases the object of logical study plays a central role in the intuitive understanding of logic itself.
Because there's no question that Assange's release of this information resembles the type of act for which journalists have received Pulitzers.
This suggests that sex chromosomes of these frogs have large "pseudoautosomal" regions where inheritance of genetic information resembles autosomal genes and where recombination prevents divergence between the sex chromosomes.
Additionally, one would like to know whether the mechanisms underlying the storage of unisensory and multisensory information resemble one another.
The information resembled the official invitation sent out as part of the CRC screening programme in England, i.e. an NHS branded envelope containing a sample screening invitation letter and the standard 16 page information booklet (A5 size), entitled 'Bowel Cancer Screening: The Facts', published by the NHS CRC Screening Programme [ 28].
Incorporating Roger's diffusion theory and measuring the number of adopters into his model, Bass found that the spread of new product information resembled the spread of contagion as described in epidemiology and that was distributed through social forces to potential buyers who adopt the new product over time [ 9, 10].
On the other hand, the observation that several receptors recognize the same set of female pheromone cues suggests that the receptors may serve a redundant function in encoding pheromone information, which resembles an 'OR' gate in circuit logic.
Furthermore, the method used to assess patients' information desire very much resembles information giving in clinical practice, by actually providing information at the moment of the treatment choice.
Unfortunately for the candidate, though, the law around handling classified information can resemble a house of mirrors.
Both the CEO and his firm are on a stated mission to make the world's information infrastructure resemble the "social graph" — a network "built from the bottom up or peer-to-peer, rather than the monolithic, top-down structure that has existed to date".
