Sentences with phrase «identical structure»

As it happened, two doors down from Lewis's house stood a nearly identical structure slated for demolition.

Dubbed Gemini, his creature is made of two sets of identical structures, which sit at either end of the instruction tape.

Just as Turing theorized, the once identical structures — now chemically different — also began to change in size due to osmosis.

All three polychrome sculptures have similar but not identical structures, based around the interaction of circular and triangular shapes, their basic geometry enlivened by wavy lines — a very common feature of the art of the sixties — and curled corners.

The discovery answers important questions about how the virus spreads and provides a potential roadmap for the development of antiviral drugs to combat both that virus and the more common Epstein - Barr virus, which is present in more than 90 percent of the adult population and is believed to have a nearly identical structure.

The serin gas used in Syria recently supposedly has the identical structure to the gas used on the kurds in the 90's.

People who have been carefully trained how to solve a problem in one domain are rarely able to solve a problem that has identical structure but lies in a different domain.

Although the two tested vehicles had identical structure, the second test also resulted in greater intrusion into the driver's space because the left front wheel movement wasn't consistent.

Although the two tested vehicles had identical structure, the second test resulted in greater intrusion into the driver's space because the left front wheel movement wasn't consistent.

Once you do a season, you then do the next season, which has an identical structure.

He began the series in the summer of 1977 deciding to use «identical structures but make each one a totally different painting experience [through] the color and the brushing.»

Two identical structures, one in a value progression from black to light gray and the other in brilliant tones, refer to Jasper Johns's adherence to primaries and affinity for gray.

In other words, if there were two storms with an identical structure over Boston, Massachusetts — one in 1955 and one in 2016 — the one in 2016 would, on average, produce 71 percent more rainfall.