resemblance

The neural net bears some passing resemblance to a neuron (both have graph connectivity), but the neuron is a biological structure with complex biochemical inputs and outputs.

Which bears no resemblance to either the number at the top nor the one at the bottom.

You seem to be imagining something cool, but not something that bears much resemblance to our universe.

Ruby & Perl are currently at 21% & 18% respectively on Github, so it bears no resemblance to your figs.

The posters often proudly & spitefully think they are first to see the resemblance, and are usually received pretty poorly...

It bears some resemblance to the Craigslist scraper's business model and also to Aaron Swartz's activities.

Most Indian restaurants in the US bear little resemblance to the style of food that is eaten in the home.

If you look at a magnetic hysteresis loop there is some family resemblance.

And besides, we're all tired of the argument, marriage today has little resemblance to its old form.

All of those are made up facts that bear no resemblance to reality.

This is not a C compiler; the language it accepts bears only a superficial resemblance to any version (formally standardized or not) of C.

Measures to ensure technical exclusion bear no useful resemblance to physical security.

I fear that any resemblance between our own systems and those that existed several millennia ago would, like "Business Secrets of the Pharaohs", be purely coincidental.

You can arguably trace Python's list comprehension syntax all the way back to setl, a "set-theoretic programming language", and the resemblance to mathematical set-builder notation is intentional; compare - let B = { g(a) s.t.