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She was generous, amiable , interesting: she was everything but prudent . The resemblance between her and her mother was strikingly great.

Family planning programs as they were commonly conceived had a strong resemblance to health programs.

It is always going to be an approximate picture but he insists there is a "strong resemblance" with what happens in reality.

I was modelling out of the surface, constantly comparing the model with real images to achieve better resemblance.

It bore very little resemblance to anything we had seen before. You had all of the old and all of the new trying to share the same space.

In a computing sense, resemblance is gauged by the extent to which the input image can be recreated from the lower-resolution output.

He seemed to have hated her on sight, yet he knew nothing about her, except that she bore a physical resemblance to her father.

The most ordinary faces of men and women--my own features--mock me with a resemblance.

I can't even think of a single online community that bears even the slightest resemblance to this sort of power structure.

bear resemblance to the Shang oracles. It is believed that the decoding of these earlier forms is only a matter of time.

Dragon Head Cliff (Longshou Ya) is so named for its resemblance to a dragon perched and ready to take flight.

When viewed from the front or the side the head bears a general resemblance to a well-blunted, clean wedge, being smooth in outline.

But among the four counselors of the cultural and arts group at the time, Lao Yin had the most superficial resemblance to a "Commander. "

And why has the focus of the policy debate in Washington borne so little resemblance to what most Americans seem to want?

And that's not simply because Satan bears such a strong resemblance to Milton, as, of course, he does.

The Daily Telegraph newspaper said the drawing of Sarah Brown "bears scant resemblance to her" .

"After all, " he said to himself, "it was probably only a resemblance. "

I should not like to suggest false hopes, Miss Morstan, but is there any resemblance between this hand and that of your father?

That they were in truth sister was clear from the facial resemblance between them.

Our facial structure bears some resemblance to that of an immature ape.

The boy bears a strong resemblance to his mother.

Meanings have been prescribed to the phrase which bears little resemblance at all to its profound connotation.

Often their Jesus turned out to be an inspirational preacher who bore a suspicious resemblance to a 19th century German.

There was a distant resemblance between them.

The supposed resemblance of the bumbling slapstick character to Spain's Prime Minister Zapatero has been a running joke in Spain for years.

Like the Advertiser &Times, the group is still profitable despite the economic slump, and the resemblance goes further.

Different Unix kernels do not agree on much apart from what could be described as a certain family resemblance.

Ndesandjo is tall and slim, with close-cropped hair that gives him a strong resemblance to his brother.

And I said, What is it? And he said, This is an ephah that goeth forth. He said moreover, This is their resemblance through all the earth.

The reliance of every singleine has enhanced the resemblance of the financial romance with the i ambulance.

Such a war would bear little resemblance to the previous clashes between Israel and its neighbours.

The laws of resemblance of the child to its parents are the same.

The second was to convince the markets that Greece is an isolated case that bears no resemblance to the rest of the euro-zone.

Mr Semenov said the marine fauna of this cold sea bears no resemblance to anything he has seen before.

Having such a close similarity or resemblance as to be essentially equal or interchangeable .

Tina bears a striking resemblance to her mother.

SIP will likely be used to establish a whole set of session types that bear almost no resemblance to a telephone call.

She bears little resemblance to her mother.

the material which bears such a striking resemblance to her own lived experiences.

The names that were given to these tubercles are very impertinent, and have no resemblance with the things they were derived from.

Seeing a resemblance to "The Sixth Sense, " she in turn showed it to the director of that film, M. Night Shyamalan.

This housing development on the outskirts of the city of Chongqing bears only passing resemblance to its Scottish namesake.

The U. S. today bears no resemblance to a defeated, reparations-burdened, Weimar Germany (nor does Germany today).

Though not luxuriant in her dress, the little girl has a calm disposition bearing resemblance to angel.

The resemblance between the source domain and the target domain in the conceptual system serves as the ground of this cognitive process.

Marketing resemblance, regional approach and enterprise network are the conditions for the existence of human resource synergy.

The facial resemblance of Yao Ming and Li Yuchun has long been a running joke on Chinese portals.

I have a strong tendency to do this, and never once in my experience has the conversation unfolded with any resemblance to what I imagined.

THE resemblance between cuckoos and sparrowhawks has been a cause of comment since ancient times.

She bears little resemblance to (ie is not much like) her mother.

Mr Mount argues that there is an "astonishing resemblance" between life in ancient Greece and Rome and the manner in which we live now.

During sexual activity, the body releases feel-good endorphins, the brain chemicals that bear a remarkably close resemblance to morphine.

Netizens immediately noticed the resemblance they had to one another with the bang hair and semi-smoky makeup.

A special type of unsteady motions which bear a resemblance to plane wave solutions of the linear theory of elasticity can be constructed.

The nebula to the left is the Heart, designated IC 1805 and named after its resemblance to a human heart.

For her small role in Episode III, Mothma was played by Genevieve O'Reilly, who was cast for her resemblance to Blakiston.

it finally got round to it last August, producing a law that bears only a passing resemblance to international norms.

Impressed by the physical resemblance between the two of them, she even identifies herself, subconsciously , with the actress.

Don't worry about the apparent resemblance of "D0g, " with a zero in the middle, to the word in the dictionary.

It has no physical resemblance to crude oil.

With crinkled eyes and white hair surrounding a balding head, Mr. Jandali has a physical resemblance to Mr. Jobs.

The stones began to grow soft and to assume shape. By degrees they put on a rude resemblance to the human form .

We are talking of your elevation to a Galactic Human, that will bear little resemblance to how you perceive yourself now.

The closer the value is to 1, the closer the resemblance of the lookup value to the source value must be to qualify as a match.

With a central bulge set inside a disc-like ridge, they bear an uncanny resemblance to your stereotypical flying saucers.

With the outcome in doubt, bitter partisan and personal attacks raged, bearing a striking resemblance to those of the early Republic.

The term "flower structure" reflects the resemblance of the structure to the petals of a flower in cross section.

The lies that you are seeing on your TVs, and in newspapers, bear no resemblance to the truth.

In the past, the U. S. -manufactured Focus bore little resemblance to its European cousin.

There wasn't much family resemblance between them.

There is only a formal resemblance between the two systems; they are in fact radically different.

they 'll give you as many times as you want to get the right answer , This doesn't bear the slightest resemblance to anything in real life .

To many followers of the Orthodox faith, close resemblance to John the Baptist is regarded as a sign of good breeding.

I see him through the glasses of love. He bares little resemblance to the societal norm for a perfect male form.

Existing US currency oversight provisions were crafted two decades ago for a world economy that bears little resemblance to today's.

Congress's final tax and spending decisions often bear scant resemblance to the White House's requests.

The name was different, but the resemblance was so strong that the police started to investigate.

The host, Jon Stewart, feigned shock at the resemblance between the Prime Minister and his fellow Scot.

Semantic meaning of prepositions gradually extends on the cognitive reference point of "space" prototype and by way of family resemblance.

The family resemblance. To Carol? Wait. You know her?

3Dollar amounts used in thevarious illustrations do not necessarily bear any resemblance to actualtransactions.

From a position of moderate rationalism there is more than a family resemblance between them.

The family resemblance is strong, and my brothers and nephews are big guys, so the overall effect is a bit spooky.

As the basic method of calligraphy criticism, "Calligraphy- Person Resemblance" embodies the moral principles of Confucianism.

'Apples don't 'come true' from seeds -- that is, an apple tree grown from a seed will be a wilding bearing little resemblance to its parent.

A string of British tourists have contacted police to say they have seen a youngster who bears a striking resemblance to Madeleine .

Your history is another area that requires much correction, as again it bears little resemblance to the truth.

America's growing economic resemblance to the Old World brought out the introduction of international political parties.

The unborn young of a viviparous vertebrate having a basic structural resemblance to the adult animal.

If she meets a man who suits her, she'll soon cook up a resemblance to her ideal mate.

An agreement between workers and management; a certain resemblance between the two stories.

In other words, Goodman is saying that resemblance implies a symmetric relationship, but representation does not.

In the end, your solar system will bear only a slight resemblance to its present form.

However, his own character bears no resemblance to the people which he portrayed in the novel.

Through these three aspects of discussion, we see that there is a close resemblance between Gothic fiction and classical mythology.

Mike refers to me as "Tank" from Old School, not sure why he does that, there is no resemblance.

Concept vehicles on display at car shows are often in the realm of fantasy, bearing little resemblance to later production models.

The five chosen men left the barricade by way of Mondetour lane; they bore a perfect resemblance to members of the National Guard.

I'm afraid that you'll find it hard to adapt, as the situation of the country bears little resemblance to.

Frenchmen saw in him a resemblance to Clemenceau.

They are also suspicious of her governess (Cheng Peipei), who bears a resemblance to the ruthless killer Jade Fox.

The polar vortex coefficients represent the degree of resemblance of real height fields to the corresponding tropical fields.

A general resemblance of disposition between the parties might forward the affection of Mr. Willoughby for Mary.

Yes, we love Dickens but do we love this unsanitary looking resemblance of his century?

Indeed, the transfer-pricing approaches of many companies bear a marked resemblance to cost allocation.

A 22-year-old woman who bears a striking resemblance to teen sensation Justin Bieber has become a YouTube sensation in her own right.

Secondly, using resemblance of parameter, to carry out selection of dynamic prototype.

For those of us who, seven years ago, watched Kelly give evidence to another committee, the resemblance was disturbing and painful.

Although there are the differences in physical anatomy and pathologic changing, great resemblance also exists between humankind and animal.

The facial resemblance is not overwhelming but the pose and outfits seem styled on the official engagement photographs.

The newspaper says the piglets bear a striking resemblance to their dad - with a birthmark between their eyes.

And if you move to the right you also get language, because that's abstracting even further from resemblance, but still maintaining meaning.

What happens in the film bears little resemblance to what actually happened.

The children have a great resemblance to their parents.

However, the resemblance between the shroud image and Leonardo's famous self-portrait has been described as striking by many.

The large-scale market bears some resemblance to markets for oil products, with volumes of production, trade and consumption easily tracked.

The caricatures of executives being denounced by politicians at the time bore little resemblance to Mr. Chandor's dad, he says.

The crocodile may owe its name to its resemblance to a much smaller creature, a lizard that lived in the stone walls of Ionia.

Besides, the resemblance of the social organizational pattern between man and monkey is conspicuous.

Yet there is little resemblance between these crude vehicles and a modern scientific ballon, . . .

to which I owned my resemblance in every part, but could not account for their degenerate and brutal nature.

The other day, someone who knew my family well said to me, "I can see your resemblance to your father. "

Since have a strong resemblance to be different from the earth for such is many, that our energy landing Mars with the future?

Still another resemblance between Paris and the sea. As in the ocean, the diver may disappear there.

The reliance of appliance has enhanced the resemblance of the financial romance with the ambulance.

Pattern of Personality Criticism Dialectic on "Calligraphy-Person Resemblance"

SizzlingHot I believed she was Yao's sister. Had me confused but I don't see the resemblance.

In these vicissitudes, of course, Letizia bears a certain resemblance to another famed royal.

Then, in a comparison that left me speechless, she told me I bore a striking resemblance to Jesus.

The missile bears some resemblance to the U. S. Tomahawk missile.

The resemblance to the Anglo-American system, plus Bologna's emphasis on graduate employability, are big grievances.

There's a strong resemblance between Susan and Robert.

The new model bears little resemblance to the disastrous spate of nationalisations in Britain and elsewhere half a century ago.

Gasgano has more than a passing resemblance to the Quermian Jedi Master Yarael Poof, suggesting that the two species are related.

It contains language-game, ostensive definition, family-resemblance and philosophy.

Beyond just sounding like one, this invention bears an uncanny resemblance to the walkable vehicle from the Flintstones.

He has a strong resemblance to his father.

Born of the same parents, he bears no resemblance to his brother.

bearing a general resemblance to the original; a general description of the merchandise.

The reliance of device has enhanced the resemblance of the financing romance with the ambulance.

I suppose this resemblance disarmed Mr. Heathcilff: he walked to the hearth in evident agitation.

a strong resemblance; a strong contrast.

Many projects named Practical Philosophy in the present have only a family resemblance.

Another example is the Boggart as described by Rowling, which bears only slight resemblance to the Boggart of folklore.

She caught the public's attention when she was in grade 8 school, when they noticed her uncanny resemblance to Miss World Aishwarya Rai.

That smacked of desperation, given that Russia's voting procedure bears little resemblance to genuine elections.

of appliance has enhanced the resemblance of the financial romance with the ambulance.

What you are learning on Earth is that duality is an illusion, and bears little resemblance to the dimensions where you really belong.

But they share the same slim build, as well as a vague facial resemblance.

This popular representation bears little resemblance to actual hypnotism, of course.

eg: There's a strong resemblance between Susan and Joe.

The resemblance to a human skeleton melded with limbs styled after the legendary Krath war droids is entirely intentional.

These weapons are especially lethal, and are sometimes known as "candy bombs" because of their resemblance to toys.

Then again, another popular theory is that a fear of walking under a ladder has to do with its resemblance to a medieval gallows.

And his early work had a resemblance to my early work.

She bore a basic physical resemblance to the Jedi Master, and dressed in garb of the same cultural roots.

She was tall and handsome also, but there the resemblance ended.

theyll give you as many times as you want to get the right answer . This doesnt bear the slightest resemblance to anything in reallife.

Of all the former Communist bloc countries, Belarus has perhaps the closest resemblance to the Soviet Union.

The resemblance to Earth fell apart when spacecraft in the late 1960s revealed a barren, cratered world, more like the moon.

The reincarnated Fire sports new, more realistic flames, which bear no resemblance to previous versions.

a figure of speech that expresses a resemblance between things of different kinds (usually formed with 'like' or 'as').

The five-year-old common goldfish has recently developed an uncanny resemblance to the evil German dictator.

There is no resemblance between the two paintings.

The nebula was named after its resemblance to a dumbbell when seen in visible light.

In a sense the atmosphere bears resemblance to an ocean.

The Harbinger3_DR sequence also encoded a mysterious molecule the researchers called Myb-like, for its resemblance to another protein.

but when present, the resemblance is regarded as compelling evidence that the diamonds and inclusions are truly cogenetic.

The two chimp species are closely related, but when it comes to behavior, there's little resemblance.

Any resemblance between these names and Presidents and Prime Ministers is purely intentional.

There is very little resemblance between them.

Second, different items of a word are linked by family resemblance, which is the cognitive basis and regularity of polysemy.

Paul's features bore a strong resemblance to.

One of the Holocaust victim's relatives saw the adult figure at a gallery, and identified him, based on the family resemblance.

CLOUDS bear little resemblance to tanks, particularly when the clouds are of the digital kind.

Examines for the purpose of discovering resemblance or differences.

His offspring reportedly bear a striking resemblance to their dad, including a birthmark between their eyes, the Post reported.

but when you actually look at it carefully there is a resemblance.

The resemblance to the burden of responsibility that falls on the modern chief executive is striking.

there may be a resemblance. but we never face the same direction.

To the insurance industry, wildfires thus bear some resemblance to hurricanes.

Sweeps clear chimney's worker to contract the cloudy pleased dermalgia and smoking and the lung abundant relation also has the resemblance.

The novel centered on a Silicon Valley entrepreneur who bore a close resemblance to Mr. Jobs.

And top officer fairy son how many have several s the area of the resemblance with her elder sister.

The transaction itself bears only passing resemblance to the blockbusters of old.

The shaky truce in the Middle East bears little resemblance to the realization of ultimate peace .

Any resemblance to your reality and mine are purely coincidental.

Yi Mi's journey of life has an amazing resemblance to the lifespan of the cicada.

You can see a distinct family resemblance between the father and the son.

Most of the constellations actually bear little resemblance to the figures they are supposed to.

Over time, they grow and mature in ways that reflect the grace and love of God. There grows a family resemblance.

This opinion bears some resemblance to the instrumentalist ideas.

Whatever the answer may be, there's no denying the resemblance between men and monkeys.

Admiration: our polite recognition of another man's resemblance to ourselves.

Because of its resemblance to the immortal King Kong, he thinks it may have more resonance.

Therefore, as one might expect, they maintained the closest resemblance to each other in physical appearance, height, and weight.

Today, Alexandria's modern coastline bears little resemblance to Cleopatra's age.

As you can see, the resemblance is uncanny .

Historian Lawrence Suid has said that the film's action bears little more than a "remote resemblance" to the real event .

ADMIRATION, n. Our polite recognition of another's resemblance to ourselves.

The symbols inscribed on pottery earlier than the Shang Dynasty bear resemblance to the Shang oracles.

These intraventricular tumors have a striking resemblance to a subependymoma on CT and MR images.

resemblance The resemblance between Susan and her sister was remarkable.

They are huge like dire wolves (with the occasional resemblance to wolfhounds), with shining red or black fur.

(Pimm's models of random ecologies bear some resemblance to Stuart Kauffman's models of random genetic networks; see chapter 20).

During their first three months of life infants make all kinds of sound, but none of them bear much resemblance to speech.

Although bearing a general resemblance to the Arc de Triomphe, in Paris, it is typically Laotian, decorated with many kinnari figures.

He is by far the closest resemblance to the president working today.

The synagogue was noted for its Moorish style and resemblance to the Alhambra .

There is some resemblance between the accounts of the incident.

Real knowledge can never be based on observed facts alone but on laws which connect all social phenomena through resemblance and succession.

perceptual error. . . has a surprising resemblance to veridical perception- F. A. Olafson.

a close family; we are all. . . in close sympathy with. . . ; close kin; a close resemblance.

Compare them to the tools our ancestors used, they bear a striking resemblance to Kanzi's.

Annie bears a close resemblance to her father.

Flamingo wyverns are so named for their resemblance to the tropical birds who they often share territory with.

When the image is rotated 180 degrees it bears a passing resemblance to a galloping lizard -- or perhaps a dragon or a dinosaur.

People often use the phrase "like father, like son" to refer to family resemblance.

The test model bears little resemblance to a gun.

Show his resemblance to yourself; and then, I hope, Miss Cathy will think twice before she takes the cockatrice!

Striking resemblance?

The capped wings bear little resemblance to normal P orbitals, and they are a shape for which few students have yet developed an intuition.

It consist of many letters, all of which look completely different and bear absolutely no resemblance to each other whatsoever.

A fairly close resemblance; an approximation.

In what respects might Aeneas be more like Mark Anthony than Augustus and how does Vergil treat this resemblance?

There is a resemblance between difference-oriented therapy and traditional Chinese medicine which is individual-oriented therapy.

It's a young man in profile: sharp nose, weak chin, definite resemblance to my friend here.

i was struck by the resemblance between the two men.

Artists say her paintings are modest, pure and touching, bearing a kind of resemblance to the works of Vincent van Gogh.

While both his love and lament poetry share resemblance such as sincere, profound and sorrowful, there are many differences between the two.

Your lives will bear little resemblance to how they are now, and the benefits will be almost unimaginable.

completely wasted on that bunch of barca idiots - anyone else see the resemblance between their left winger and Babel?

They had an uncanny resemblance.

The Yi Jin doesn't see me, the smiling face is superficial thin, "joke, the human had resemblance just. "

two young women with a striking resemblance were in the crash , one died , the other has been in a coma.

a striking resemblance between parent and child.

There is a degree of resemblance between the two boys.

"The authors make very strong claims about the effect of self-resemblance on mate preference, " says Jones.

Not to mention Aimi bore a striking resemblance to six other members.

The two systems bear no resemblance in appearance.

There is also more than a passing resemblance to Japan, which never regained its economic stride after its banking crisis of the 1990s.

Many people were confused by the drawing of Caesar Rodney, which bore a striking resemblance to Paul Revere.

All those pink and green shapes bore little resemblance to the real world in which she lived.

As they smile, the family resemblance is striking.

It's the mental home movie into which they're assembled that may not bear much resemblance to reality.

Your story shows little resemblance to the facts.

As photos of China's new aircraft circulated on the internet, analysts noted its resemblance to America's F-22.

They are different in nature, though some formal resemblance between two things.

Eg: a superficial resemblance.

She's my twin sister, can't you see the resemblance?