similarity的意思|similarity的解释-里氏词典

similarity [,simi'læriti]

n. 类似, 类似处

[法] 类似, 相似, 类似事例

similarity

[ noun ]

the quality of being similar

<noun.attribute>

a Gestalt principle of organization holding that (other things being equal) parts of a stimulus field that are similar to each other tend to be perceived as belonging together as a unit

<noun.cognition>

Similarity \Sim`i*lar"i*ty\, n.; pl. {-ties}. [Cf. F.
similarit['e].]
The quality or state of being similar; likeness; resemblance;
as, a similarity of features.

Hardly is there a similarity detected between two or
three facts, than men hasten to extend it to all. --Sir
W. Hamilton.

"There is a similarity in physical appearance in the four female victims as far as hair color, eye color and general physical build," Clifton said.
School administrators say they find nothing surprising in the similarity in costs, and they say there is a strong motivation to keep tuitions in line with schools with which they compete for students.
Allegations in memos sent to Meese by Wedtech consultant Robert Wallach bear a striking similarity to language contained in a highly critical Army report on the company later issued by the Army, the Los Angeles Times reported in today's editions.
The similarity isn't coincidental; Mr. Sorrell was Saatchi's top financial executive until last year.
Mitch Barker, spokesman for the FAA's Northwest regional office here, said the airworthiness directive was issued late Friday as a precautionary measure because of the similarity between the fire protection systems on the two models.
An opposition editor, Antonio Chiang, described the DPP as having "a lot of similarity with the Green Party in Germany," especially in its concern for the environment.
The character of decades has been one of uniqueness rather than similarity, and the 1990s are likely to follow in that pattern.
Next year,' he concluded, 'I am sure it will be different.' The similarity between the concerns of Mr Kowalik and Mr Zochowski is not accidental.
Yet there the similarity ends.
North Korea's nuclear reactors are of this graphite type and bear a strong similarity to those which were originally used in the US for plutonium production.
Few will miss the similarity between Munch's The Scream and Red Gaze, the best-known of Schoenberg's paintings.
And the similarity doesn't end with academics.
Pistone also told members of the Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations there's a "surprising similarity" between the structure of organized crime families and terrorist groups.
This isn't the first time that Nike has sued L.A. Gear over a similarity in sneakers.
A review of securities research letters over the past six months reveals a vague, unintentional and disturbing similarity with some astrological forecasts.
If there was a similarity, he said, it was their shared perfectionism.
But the similarity between the two banks ended there.
The companies didn't notice the similarity until late last year, shortly before Southwest began service to Ohio, where Stevens has two bases.
We find no similarity which could form the basis for a lawsuit," he said.
The charges all bear similarity with those levelled in the Milan municipal corruption scandal - the concession of public works contracts in return for kick-backs for illegal financing of political parties.
When AIDS was recognized in the 1980s, Williams reminded his colleagues of the similarity and asked if they could reopen the sailor's case.
On Tuesday, Dukakis added another similarity to the list: like Kennedy, who picked Senate Majority Leader Lyndon Johnson as his running mate, Dukakis turned his eyes to Texas when it was time to fill out the ticket.
Their companies, still shrinking to remain competitive, are losing any similarity to the large, beneficent organizations the managers joined early in their careers.
But the judge overruled the jury, finding no substantial similarity.
"Throughout history, there's been a similarity in the conditions necessary to breed manias," says David N. Dreman, an institutional money manager and author of "The Psychology of the Stock Market."
Ernest Simmons and referred to the similarity between Dostoyevsky's conception of the Orthodox faith and the position of the modern Russian state.
About the only similarity is that the flowers smell like blossoms on orange trees.
He said it was so different that it never occurred to Ned Tanen, then head of the studio, that there was any similarity between the two ideas, both of which dealt with an African prince coming to the United States.
Although few details have yet emerged, the Wazir killing appears to bear the most similarity to the 1973 raid on PLO offices in Beirut in which three top PLO officials, including Wazir's predecessor Kamel Adwan, were killed.
But the most striking similarity is on the negative side: Both countries have been booming on a mountain of debt.

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