This obviously resembles the survey methodology of x-phi indeed it warrants identifying Carnap as an early pioneer of x-phi indeedrnap remaited open to methodological improvements and alternatives.
The tri-sword obviously resembles a medieval broadsword.
A case could be made that Redford himself more obviously resembles the Gatsby that Fitzgerald wrote - a man who holds himself remote from his real character, a showcase who was in actuality the son of a dirt-farmer.
Really, the device most obviously resembles an iPhone, shrunk down to a 3.3-inch display.
But while the service obviously resembles that of Linkedin or Viadeo (who also recently launched in the US), Doyoubuzz oddly sees itself in competition with the traditional, word-processed resume format.
The framework of (admissible) specifications obviously resembles that of context-free grammars (CFGs) known from formal language theory (note that we assume the reader has basic knowledge of the notions concerning context-free languages and grammars. An introduction can be found for instance in [ 28]).
The mutational catalog of the cancer genome formed by these three processes, however, does not have any notable or specific features and does not obviously resemble any of the mutational signatures that generated it.
In fact, the current band Blossoms most obviously resemble is the 1975.
In writing an opera on a 12th-century subject, he said, he avoided anything that would obviously resemble Gregorian chant, though like much medieval music, his compositions often rely heavily on the intervals of fourths and fifths.
But if weird, freakish insects don't obviously resemble us physically, the behaviour of the so-called "social" insects (all termites and ants, some wasps and bees) has for long been regarded as instructive and, indeed, exemplary.
