Example sentences of "[noun] have similarity to " in BNC.
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| 1 | They consider that the test of fairness in the Directive has similarities to the test of reasonableness to which a majority of the terms within the scope of the UCTA are subject . |
| 2 | It is interesting to note that such detailed diagrams have similarities to the Petri nets of Furuta and Stotts [ 6 ] . |
| 3 | In the first phase Barthes 's approach has similarities to that of Lévi-Strauss : the concern to present methods , to be systematic , to draw ‘ structuralism ’ from structural linguistics . |
| 4 | The suggested version has similarities to Postman 's Knock , too , with a couple having to spend at least one minute observing before they are allowed back into the room . |
| 5 | It was then suggested that MCC had similarities to ‘ a Catherine wheel turning at ever increasing speeds … whose final whirl could end with a bang ( i.e. Robert Maxwell proclaiming the triumph of a clean balance sheet ) or a splutter ’ . |
| 6 | The structure has similarities to one half of the double roller eddy of wakes ( Fig. 21.11 ) . |
| 7 | Her poetry does not approach a ‘ myth of rural catastrophe ’ , though her description of an emptied landscape has similarities to the stance taken by Goldsmith : |
| 8 | The distinction between ‘ equal opportunities ’ and ‘ girl-friendly ’ approaches has similarities to the ‘ cultural deprivation/cultural difference ’ debate about social class . |
| 9 | The trunk problem has similarities to floppy neck syndrome experienced by European swans which ingested anglers lead shot ( now banned in Britain ) . |
| 10 | The dog gall bladder epithelial cells have similarities to bovine in a number of biological characteristics ( time to reach confluency , division rates , etc ) but the method we report in this paper is simpler and quicker . |