Sentence examples for resembling closely from inspiring English sources

Cymbals remained virtually unchanged throughout the medieval period, resembling closely those used by the Greeks and the Romans.

Poly cytidylic acid) and poly adenylic acid) analogues, resembling closely the structures of the natural polymers, were synthesized by the alternating cyclocopolymerization of a nucleoside derivative and acrylic anhydride, and subsequent hydrolysis.

The pre-launch craft closely approximates the final version, and the company now says it's even closer to that production craft, with the forthcoming physical model resembling closely the version intended for production.

The most interesting characteristics of these irregularities are their initial generation as a thin layer and evolution marked by slow rise to higher altitude, followed by rapid evolution into a vertical structure, resembling closely those of nighttime ESF irregularities.

The success in the current warfare for Ukraine could come if the country presented an entirely different image of a Ukrainian fighting society - resembling closely those of Nelson Mandela, Lech Walesa and Vaclav Havel's nonviolent nations.

Hypothetically, this vacuolation, resembling closely the spongiform change featured in TSE, might represent an endemic, unprecedented, localised form of TSE in this species.

This animal model resembles closely the alcoholic liver disease in human beings.

In addition, except for CV deposition, the deposited films resemble closely to cubic NiO when the annealing temperature exceeds 200 °C.

These geochemical characteristics resemble closely those of modern high-K calc-alkaline to shoshonite continental arc successions.

This distribution is generated from a computer-generated sphere packing which resembles closely the characteristics of a real packing.

All EfFIC monomers resemble closely to each other and to structures of other class III FIC proteins (Fig. 1a).