They expected to agree on a common path for cutting the world's carbon output, dole out key nations' specific obligations and create a common market for trading greenhouse emissions.
Darwin moved to Cambridge, where he began to train to be a clergyman--a common path for affluent young Englishman with an interest in nature.
A common path for staging such resistance among participants in both the Knapp study and in the present sample was the display of traditionally masculine attributes, such as strength, aggression, and muscularity.
Entering China on foot by wading across the Tumen River is a common path for many who seek escape from North Korea, with a small percentage eventually defecting to South Korea.
It is such a common path for ambitious future leaders that, according to one former member, its motto should be "The Egos Have Landed".
In truth, they are so easily reëlected that a common path for a successful prosecutor is toward higher office.
Bowie had every right to protect the privacy of his final days, and if the reports are true that his terminal liver cancer began in his lungs (a common path for lung cancer), this was likely a second round.
Acetate molar concentrations were similar for the pure cultures of C. butyricum and C. pasteurianum (10.01 ±0.81 mM) and for the three co-cultures (8.89 ± 0.47 mM); suggesting that during unregulated pH fermentation acetate production may be a common path for ATP synthesis [ 34].
A common path for young professionals is to begin their coursework for an associates degree after becoming certified, and then eventually progressing on to a bachelors degree.
The presence of stabilomer PAHs reported by others in the particulate combustion product of a variety of fuels aliphatic and aromatic gases, diesel fuel, crude oil, kerogen, carbon black feed stock, cigarette tobacco, and biomass suggests that the stabilomer grid represents the common path for the growth of PAHs which contribute to the formation of carbonaceous soot in these diverse instances.
