Sentence examples for resembled as from inspiring English sources

As no condition on the order P of such a process is imposed, P (and thus N=M+P) can become arbitrarily large (e.g., P→∞) and thus autoregressive processes (AR) or combinations (ARMA) can also be resembled as well (e.g., see [13] (chapter 2.7)).

The purpose was to create a learning experience that resembled, as much as possible, actual primary care through the introduction of multi-topic health care services.

The Ojibwa Indians called this region Kaug Wudjoo, or place of the crouching porcupine, which the mountains resembled as the Ojibwa paddled by them on Lake Superior.

With products from the newly launched 1976 haircare line (Trash It Workable Shaping Spray, Swell Gel Mousse and Hold It Spray), Asano molded hair close to the head, resulting in ultra-shiny crops that resembled, as Asano put it, "jelly".

Deftly directed by Sean Mathias, the piece also gets a suitably robust performance from Michael Pennington as Agate, who resembled, as Kenneth Tynan once said, "a suspiciously clean farmer".

An alternative approach is coarse graining, i.e. lumping many micro-states into fewer macro-states, such that the microscopic dynamics is resembled as closely as possible (Wolfinger et al., 2004).

In this, they seek to resemble, as well as to obey, their Lord, Jesus, who is described as mighty in word and deed.

The scaled setup is designed such that it resembles as close as possible the real system.

The distribution of sampled GPs among the Viennese districts should resemble as much as possible the distribution of the real GP workforce performing PHE among the districts.

They were medium to large, multipolar cells with diameters >20 μM, which resemble AS-on cells in the NPO.

Heard Around the League When asked before last weekend's slam-dunk contest whom he most resembles as a dunker, Boston's Ricky Davis said: "Michael Jordan and Dominique Wilkins.