Sentence examples for that alike from inspiring English sources

Consequently, both immigrant groups may be more responsive to employment opportunities that alike natives would not even consider.

In this paper, we demonstrate theoretically that, alike in classical systems, congestion plays a key role in the occurrence of a Braess paradox in mesoscopic networks.

Experiments were performed on samples with an overall content of comonomers of ca. 25 mol% and show that, alike in the random copolymers of propylene with 1-pentene (C3/C5) or with 1-hexene (C3/C6), the trigonal modification of i-PP, δ form, develops upon cooling from the molten state also in the case of random terpolymers.

The findings show that some influencing factors for the sustainability of the CBT are the huge sense of belonging that had been built long by the Kampung Kemasan family members, the links to local government and socio-cultural communities outside the kampung, the proximity to several tourism attractions that alike, and the creativity of the activities which involve people in Kampung Kemasan.

Despite the suggestion from conservatives, legal experts say that the two cases aren't really all that alike.

These observations, together with our findings demonstrating induction of CB2 receptor in adipose tissue and liver, indicate that alike CB1 tone, the endogenous CB2 tone is increased during obesity [40], [41].

He not only invented words but he invented connections between words that sounded alike or meant alike.

For GM, it was 1921 all over again, with brands that look alike and are priced alike.

This is clearly fallacious, since it assumes that things that are alike in one respect will be alike in all others.

Thus a fortiori, any two worlds that are alike with respect to physical truths are also alike with respect to mathematical truths.

We cannot have two concepts — concepts of two things — that are alike in all their specifications, but we can certainly have two empirical objects that are exactly alike.