Sentence examples for a common code from inspiring English sources

Since the genes of soyabeans and the scientists who tinker with them are written in a common code, both businesses need data on DNA.

Clan members were scattered in different localities; the basic political unit was the hill community, whose members shared a tract of land and a common code of morality.

This flew in the face of Mr. Kerry's advice to the Southeast Asians to develop a common code of conduct for the region rather than make individual deals with China.

Besides pushing for more countries to ratify the convention, the IMO has developed a common code of practice to investigate crimes on the high seas, which it hopes will be adopted during its meeting next November.

Former high court judge Justice K Chandru got it right when he said that accountability should come from within the media, rather than from outside, and with that in mind the editors agreed that they needed a common code of ethics across the Indian media.

GENEVA, Aug. 15 — Evangelical Protestant churches have joined an effort by Roman Catholic, Orthodox and other Protestant churches to create a common code of conduct for religious conversions to preserve the right of Christians to spread their religion while avoiding conflict among faiths.

These doubts may be partly motivated by lingering doubts about the very reality of imagery, but the more important motivation is probably a commitment (itself motivated by broader theoretical or metatheoretical considerations) to some version of a common coding view of mental representation (see Supplement: Dual Coding and Common Coding Theories of Memory).

Universities, however, are looking for an in-house solution, and a common code-base to evolve custom courses could be helpful.

Three interviews from each group of interviewees were randomly selected and independently coded by the primary author and a research assistant to develop a common coding framework consisting of fewer, higher-level themes to be used for all subsequent coding.

Furthermore, although perhaps no contemporary theorists combine an analog theory of imagery with a common coding theory of memory, it is arguable that this view was implicit in many of the cognitive theories of former times.

Finding a common coding scheme that can encompass all of these has proven quite difficult, and most systems that classify and recognize music well do quite poorly with a wide range of environmental sounds [46, 47].