Sentence examples for patterns resemble a from inspiring English sources

In our case, only in DS sulfate and sulfide did the δ34S and Δ33S fractionation patterns resemble a bacterial sulfate reduction pattern (Figures 6b and 11).

Some animals' colours and patterns resemble a particular natural background.

All of the peptide-associated MS2 patterns resembled a good profile for both y- and b- ions estimated by visual examination.

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).

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 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.