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Gold is similar in colour to brass.

The code even looks similar in many cases, just stated more succinctly.

John Maynard Keynes had something similar in mind when he proposed an International Clearing Union.

The two examples are basically very similar in their use of the steady state approximation.

Hundreds have already been killed in similar incidents this year; some southerners accuse the northern government of arming tribal militias.

Moreover, Catalan and Spanish are very similar syntactically, while Basque and Spanish are highly dissimilar in this respect.

The Pure is said to have a full keyboard, similar in many respects to the Microsoft's Danger-designed Sidekick.

Other governments have flatly rejected calls for similar investigations-for example, after the government's shooting of hundreds of people in Uzbekistan's Ferghana Valley in 2005.

Schumacher elected to forego a break and to test for two days in Vallelunga last week, which was chosen because it is quite similar in character to Imola.

Mr Carter's arguments were remarkably similar in some ways to those which President Obama laid out with his usual cool eloquence at Tuesday's joint session of Congress.

Although Van Gogh's sunflower paintings are very similar in many aspects, each stands out as its own unique work of art.

In the international arena, both countries share similar interests and positions on many issues and are playing an increasing significant role.

We solemnly request the Japanese side to immediately take effective measures to remove the impacts of the landing and prevent the reoccurrence of similar incidents in the future.

That is done using ultrasound, which is generated by a box called a pulse-generator that is similar in size to a pacemaker box, but is inserted lower down in the chest (see illustration).

The bronze MEDALS are largely copper because burnished bronze and gold are similar in color, and the mint did not want any confusion as to which medal an athlete receives.

" although many new notional devices have been introduced to clarify the composer's purposes and transmit them to the performer, no two performances of aleatoric music are likely to be similar in effect which is apparently what the composers intend."

The Missile Alternative Range Target Instrument is similar in size and geometry to a ballistic missile, but with a section of sensors to record and measure the laser performance.

This simple principle is discussed in detail in Chapter 12. In a nutshell, interactions with a digital system should be similar in tone and helpfulness to interactions with a polite, considerate human.2 As you determine the interactions and behavior along with the functional elements and groupings,

We urge the US side to take effective measure to prevent recurrence of similar incidents.

Many other viruses, such as herpes simplex virus, appear to employ a similar infection strategy, says Smith.

Very soon, they claim, phones will be helping users make new friends by suggesting places to go where people with similar interests are likely to congregate.

For instance, all injuries and accidents, even minor incidents, should be reported to avoid similar incidents that might have more severe consequences and to take immediate remedial measures.

Their appetite for similar internal capabilities was whetted by exposure to an open data interface that was easy to use and self-directed.

You hope eventually to transform the data into an HTML page that groups users by interests and presents e-mail contacts for people of similar interests. XSL can do this handily with the following code

This would have showed us similar information, but at a session level, so we could have seen that our session had done an inordinate number of sequential scans and lock requests.