There are many potential points of affinity: among them, religion, geography, ethnicity, race and age.
The surface wettability is an index of affinity between a liquid and a solid surface [1].
For instance, if there is still the affinity or even the basis of affinity between the East Asian countries at the present times?
Instead, phylogenetic analysis of the ancestral NCLDV genes points to an affinity between Pandoraviruses and Phycodnaviruses.
Thus, both the PolB phylogeny and the comparison of the sets of predicted genes point to an affinity between the casposon families 2 and 3. Casposons vary greatly in terms of gene content, both within and between the three families described above, and carry many lineage-specific genes.
These analyses undoubtedly provide directions for social governance, pointing out how different types of elective affinity between different ideal and material interests are at play and become suitable in business environment, in order to optimize different combination of donor motivation, and to encourage corporate social responsibility and promote public welfare.
That had what Longing lacks – a strong sense of its own creative identity with Gill even locating and pointing up affinities between the Russian genius and D H Lawrence.
Ricoeur, more than any other cemented the connection between hermeneutics and phenomenology and as Thompson points out, the mutual affinity between hermeneutics and phenomenology provided the philosophical basis for much of his work [ 37, p.21].
Furthermore, a far more telling example of Mr. Shatz's point about "the affinities between music and visual art" than Morton Feldman's habit of hanging his own scores on the wall would have been Earle Brown's "Calder Piece 1963-66".
Clare Higgins's Countess movingly exploits the idea of the affinity between herself and her honorary daughter.
