Sentence examples for system resembles that from inspiring English sources
Its buildings are falling down, its sewers are a mess, and its telephone system resembles that of an Eastern European city circa 1975.
The Himalayan pastoral system resembles that of Central Asia (Kerven et al. 2011 Misra 2009) wherein their uniqueness that distinguishes them from African pastoralism is that for Himalayan pastoralism, altitude and temperature, as opposed to the availability of water, separates pastoral grazing lands from cropping land (Miehe et al. 2009;Miller 1995).
(And the pilot-to-production system resembles that of the humbler short-form-comedy website Channel 101, co-founded by "Community" creator Dan Harmon).
The ground plan of the gallery system resembles that of a comb, comprising rows of chambers, totalling 32, which were possibly destined to be storage rooms for the gravegoods.
Although none of the sources on Nafaanra provides any details, it can be inferred from a brief word list given by Jordan that the Nafaanra noun class system resembles that of other Senufo languages.
In fact, the diabetic vascular system resembles that of many cardiovascular diseases, which we believe facilitates the formation of other cardiovascular diseases[ 1].
The security system resembled that of other engineer districts.
The gender system resembled that of modern German, having masculine, feminine and neuter genders.
"The only way to address it is by making the U.S. tax system resemble that of other countries," says corporate tax expert Robert Willens.
And the latest results from the study suggest the pattern of infection of their immune system closely resembles that seen in natural elite controllers.Reasons to be cheerfulAmid all this scientific interest, however, the conference did not neglect the more immediate question of how the tools now available can be deployed.
The olfactory system of Drosophila resembles that of vertebrates in its overall anatomical organization, but is considerably reduced in terms of cell number, making it an ideal model system to investigate odor processing in a brain [Vosshall LB, Stocker RF: Molecular architecture of smell and taste in Drosophila. Annu Rev Neurosci 2007, 30:505-530].
