Sentence examples for pattern resembles a from inspiring English sources

Germany's long-term pattern resembles a much milder version of the stagnation Japan is going through -- economic anemia at home, unhealthy dependence on exports, a paralyzing culture of consensus decision-making and an inability to carry out much-needed financial and economic changes.

The footfall pattern resembles a tripod, also for lower velocities, but with keeping the ratio between swing duration and stance duration about constant.

When electrodes are used to record the combined electrical activity of many cells in the hippocampus including both excitatory and inhibitory cells the resulting pattern resembles a wave with peaks and troughs that repeat roughly eight times per second.

It was at this point that Damion brought out the big guns: black slip-on loafers hand-embroidered — by House of Lesage, in India — in a pattern resembling a Japanese prison tattoo, unevenly spread out over both shoes ($1,995).

The internal pattern resembling a palm tree is typical for teratomas [42].

Low values for the probability of spread, I, produce a dendritic burn pattern resembling a slow, meandering fire, whereas higher values of I produce solid patterns similar to a rapidly moving, intensely burning fire.

And as the name suggests, the crunchy vanilla topping is shaped into a decorative pattern resembling a seashell.

M3 is much smaller and has a reduced crown pattern resembling a W. The two incisors on each side of the lower jaw are small and have three cusps.

Occasionally, the epithelioid cells may have a rhabdoid appearance, and tumor nodules may frequently undergo central necrosis, resulting in a pattern resembling a benign necrobiotic granulomatous process.

The bolts were routed in a criss-cross pattern resembling a fence, inserted with 60° angulation to the longitudinal shaft axis in pairwise converging bicortical arrangement.

Different "epithelial-like" presentations of endothelial cells have been described at IVCM: one type of abnormal endothelium with quite regular size and shape, a second cell type more irregular in size and shape, similar to the epithelial wing cells on IVCM, and a third, highly irregular cell pattern resembling a surface corneal epithelium.