The correction for the equine lens, which is 1.008(18), is on a percent-level and in this respect closer to the human lens than to the values that have been reported for pig, dog and rabbit lenses, which are 1.024, 1.040 and 1.055 respectively [ 10].
In a complicated week they felt, in specific and potent respects, close to the epicentre.
Moreover, a dynamical system satisfying the shadowing property is in many respects close to a (topologically, structurally) stable system.
The impact of this change should not be exaggerated because the notions of probability held by Cicero and, in particular, Boethius were in significant respects close to those of Aristotle.
This is especially clear from his unpublished lecture notes (e.g., those of Winter-Semester course 1917 1918 Prinzipien der Mathematik), which are in many respects close to the textbook of Hilbert-Ackermann of 1928 and which contain formulations of first and second order logic, together with ramified type theory and the axiom of reducibility.
Interesting perspective was offered by Zainuddin and colleagues [ 16], about the difficulties faced by patients with CAH in developing countries, the reality in many respects close to our sample.
Japan is a staunch U.S. ally and its contemporary culture is, in many respects, closer to the West than to anything particularly Eastern.
"Some analysts of Christianity say Orthodoxy is in many respects closer to Islam than to the Catholics," he once declared, while stressing that he couldn't judge the matter himself.
Although Flaherty's films are usually thought of as documentaries, he sometimes staged key elements of the plots so that the films were in some respects closer to fiction.
Even though it is a portrait of another person that eerily transposes aspects of Leonardo's painting, Raphael's work is in some respects closer to the appearance of the Mona Lisa today than the Prado version is.
