Sentence examples for thus resembles from inspiring English sources

The common name comes from the characteristically oval body covered with enlarged, spiny platelike scales, which thus resembles a pinecone.

It thus resembles a consumption tax, such as VAT, more than a traditional income tax, which is typically also levied on returns to saving, such as interest and dividends.

Edwards' account of true beauty thus resembles some accounts of color or extension.

The method thus resembles techniques used in other branches of engineering where extreme values are considered as functions of certain recurrence intervals.

PfM18AAP thus resembles a proteasomal-like machine with multiple active sites able to degrade peptide substrates that enter the central lumen.

The hexagonal shape thus resembles one of the three sectors served by the DeNB, which corresponds to the reduced single-cell layout specified in[27].

Les Misérables begins with a digression from a digression (thus resembling Gustave Flaubert's Madame Bovary, which a few years earlier had begun with a digression, too).

Fulmars fly low over the waves of the open ocean, thus resembling their narrower-winged relatives, the shearwaters.

The suspect tapes are cassettes, officials said, and thus resemble those on which Dr. Lee illegally downloaded highly sensitive weapons data.

Socrates thus resembled, say, the wiser-than-thou and often manipulative comedian-commentators Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert in today's America.

The Lombard states and the Byzantine provinces in Italy thus resembled each other more than either did the Roman Empire of the 5th century.