Sentence examples for resembles where from inspiring English sources
Try to take practice tests in an environment that closely resembles where you will take the real test (a library is a good bet) This will get you ready for the other side of the test concentrating for 3+ hours in an uncomfortable setting while other people cough, sneeze and tap pencils around you.
That June, the polymathic travel writer Norman Douglas published his first novel, "South Wind," which narrates the misadventures of a motley collection of foreigners living in Nepenthe, an imaginary Mediterranean island that closely resembles Capri, where Douglas lived.
Veenome's business model resembles AdWords, where interested advertisers and marketers will bid on the tags in videos.
Although these species may live in male-female pairs that occupy joint territories (i.e. behavioral monogamy), the genetic mating system more closely resembles polygyny where individual males sire offspring with multiple females.
In particular, the presence of a cytosolic and nuclear hexokinase (type C) sets Physcomitrella apart from vascular plants, and instead resembles yeast, where all hexokinases localize to the cytosol.
This includes using both task-specific performance goals and a training setup resembling where the practiced skills is going to be used [ 23].
Of the rest, the researchers selected regions where patterns of internet activity closely resembled those where the ads were turned off.
Second, the agro-ecological conditions where queens are selected may not resemble those where the queens are used.
Channels are narrower and form a tree-like mesh in regions where the subchondral plate is thicker, while they tend to be wider and resemble ampullae where the plate is thinner [ 12].
The approach also tries to make schoolhouses resemble places where everyday life goes on.
With the letter of the law being applied and the benefit of the doubt going to sides in possession, games occasionally resembled basketball, where any physical contact is automatically a foul.
