Introduced at the International Contemporary Furniture Fair, which ended on Tuesday, the lamp has 102 LEDs embedded in its ultra-thin head; a diffuser softens and spreads the light so that it resembles the warmth of (boo, hiss) incandescent bulbs.
Then, glacially, 2 Chainz begins to rotate his head away from me until his gaze is level with that of a man who, both in terms of physical stature and human warmth, resembles a walk-in freezer.
Clinically, IBC and IMC typically present with a rapid onset of symptoms resembling an inflammatory process (erythema, firmness and warmth in the skin of the mammary gland), often without an underlying mass.
Tibia fracture in rats evokes chronic hindpaw warmth, edema, allodynia, and regional osteopenia, a syndrome resembling complex regional pain syndrome (CRPS).
The white emptiness of Mondrian's space, the pulses and chunks of colour animating it, uncannily (and not, I think, accidentally) resemble the patterns of white nothingness and human warmth in Bruegel's art.
The ads (a series of varying length that don't resemble typical commercials) not only invoked feelings of warmth and love, they invoked sadness as viewers learned of the everyday challenges many dads face in raising children.
In reproduction the painting resembles Cimabue's monumental altarpieces, yet it has a warmth and intimacy that these hierarchical compositions lack.
High notes are a bit tinny, and while the headphones produce a satisfying bass, they lack the warmth and richness of the Pink Floyd-era models that they resemble.
The level of attention was such that there was almost no coughing, when some Broadway auditoria resemble a TB ward; and many couples instinctively huddled close for warmth against the play's terrible intimations.
Offspring resemble their ancestors.
