Sentence examples for a common base in from inspiring English sources

The core curriculum, taken by all students, provides a common base in the field of polymers and soft matter.

Although the two languages have a common base, in its literary form Urdu emphasizes words of Persian and Arabic origin, whereas Hindi emphasizes words of Sanskrit origin.

In order to present a realistic picture, the sales (whether in dollars or units) have been adjusted to a common base in the light of varying annual consumer expenditures on nondurable goods.

i The four trichomes of Salvinia minima originate from a common base, in contrast to S. molesta (Fig. 28) the tips are free and do not show the eggbeater shape.

Two lines of dwarf brown-egg layers established from a common base population in 1985 have been selected on average clutch length for 16 generations.

Commissioner Pierre Moscovici explained that he - like Mr Juncker - favours a common consolidated corporate tax base, but that this requires a step-by-step approach: "We should start with a common base and in a second phase we might try for consolidation, so as to combine the possible with the desirable", he told MEPs.

László Kovács, the EU's tax commissioner, said a proposal would be ready in the first half of 2008 and tentatively suggested that a common base could be in place some time "after 2010".

These two populations, termed 'even' and 'odd' year classes, were initiated in 1992 and 1993, respectively, from a common base population and managed in a two-year reproductive cycle.

The fruit bodies resembles those of L. rufus, but L. rufulus tends to grow in clusters at a common base, rather than solitarily or in groups.

The aim of this study is to create a framework in order to gather all VLs in a common base by building interactions between VLs via a multi-agent system (MAS) approach.

Raz's contention is that the law of a given jurisdiction does not vary with the beliefs of those subject to it, and in his view, that law is objective in this way means that there must be a common base to which coherence accounts in law are addressed.