The phrase "a common shared model" is somewhat redundant but can be used in written English.
It can be used when discussing a model or framework that is widely accepted or utilized by a group or community.
Example: "In our research, we developed a common shared model to facilitate collaboration among different teams."
Alternatives: "a shared model" or "a common model".
However, if there is a common national pollutant effect, then for a randomly chosen set of four cities, one would expect a common shared-effects model to have a lower AIC than a model postulating separate effects.
We believe the model described in this paper can help to frame programmes of assessment, because it not only provides a common language (shared mental model) for programme developers and users but also a more comprehensive picture of the dimensions to be covered when formulating design principles.
This calls for the definition of a common design model shared by all the IoT stakeholder: device manufacturers, developers, stakeholders, business entities, end users.
Through analysis of promoter content of these 19 genes, we found genes that share a common promoter model and thus share common promoter elements (PEs).
This Table also details the need for defining codified processes and common data models for sharing models between teams.
The objective of this paper is to provide a common meta model of shared and cooperative assistance and automation.
An increasing need for collaboration and resources sharing in the Natural Language Processing NLPP) research and development community motivates efforts to create and share a common data model and a common terminology for all information annotated and extracted from clinical text.
Tablighi Jamaat tends to blur the boundaries of gender roles and both genders share a common behavioural model and their commitment to tabligh.
Our results showed that caleosin genes from different species did not share a common expansion model.
If the data do not share a common reference model, then the exchange requires some brokering or other semantic processing (using tools described in paragraphs 3, 7, 12 and 16 above).
Additionally, several segmentally and tandem-duplicated gene pairs were identified from seven species, and further analysis revealed that caleosins of different species did not share a common expansion model.
