Sentence examples for precise likeness from inspiring English sources
Fans of the Battle Star Galactica prequel Caprica will most likely get a kick out of a game that uses their own precise likeness in a hologram world.
The word is as precise as that likeness of shine on silk, light catching the fabric's smooth waves.
It is as if the writer must prefer the precise analogy to the likeness that we might easily share.
In some of Gainsborough's later portraits of women, he dispensed with precise finish, and, without sacrificing the likeness, he concentrated on the general effect.
A further, though less precise similarity also deserves mention, namely, the likeness between Kant's conception of the disinterested character of experience of the beautiful and Mendelssohn's conception of the experience as something affording us a pleasure that is neither simply sensuous or intellectual.
And the writing, at its best, is wonderfully allusive – a golden cloud of summer pollen is as fecund and generative as the wind Plato thought could impregnate horses – and precise, often finding all manner of surprising likenesses: dragonflies "the size of kitchen matches" cruise the air; cut grass is baled in blue plastic "the exact colour of surgical scrubs".
A third is that precise mathematical results on GRFs can be used for testing how close this likeness is, and to make the relationship between GRFs and mature V1 maps clearer.
With these characterizations in hand Zwart and Franssen go on to show that Arrow's famous theorem in social choice theory can be applied to obtain a surprising general result about truthlikeness orderings: that there is a precise sense in which there can be no compromise between the content and likeness approaches, that any apparent compromise effectively capitulates to one paradigm or the other.
The likeness here is remarkable.
The likeness is striking.
