Sentence examples for respects closely from inspiring English sources

Its residents, mainly tribal people, are in many respects closely akin to their Iranian neighbours.

A third problem is in certain respects closely related.

The base pair designs for xDNA are in some respects closely analogous to those of DNA, but are also different in important ways.

Generative art, being founded on logical models, is in many respects more closely aligned with mathematics, science, and engineering than other fine art practices.

Besides being compositional, this language is aimed to be a more practical language (with respect to closely related languages) and also allows for straightforward modelling of synchronous as well as asynchronous behaviour.

The main contributions of the scheme with respect to closely related works are: (i) the exact values of the plant parameters are not required to be known; (ii) upper or lower bound related to the plant parameters is not required to be known; (iii) the time-varying behavior of plant parameters in the control design and in the convergence analysis is considered.

This is architecturally important as it was one of the first urban buildings to be built to hold gunpowder artillery – in this respect, it closely resembles Cow Tower in Norwich.

"We are trying to ensure that the first private home designed by Gaudi meets the highest accessibility standards by the time it opens its doors to the general public while respecting as closely as possible the original design executed in 1883," says Joan Abellà, Casa Vicens' manager, in an interview with El Periòdic de Andorra.

The number of thioredoxin-regulated proteins has apparently increased during evolution and Mesostigma in this respect most closely resembles the embryophytes.

Morphologically, in some respects it more closely resembles the bipedal carnivorous dinosaurs than any mammalian predator.

Like Turner, Sandby made repeated tours throughout Wales and Scotland, representing not just their scenic and cultural differences, but also the ways in which these countries were undergoing change and becoming in some respects far more closely linked with England.