Sentence examples for aspects in common from inspiring English sources

But they have certain aspects in common.

BAYREUTH, Germany — Performances here last week of Wagner's first three operas had aspects in common with performances at the Bayreuth Festival.

Fantastic realms seem to have certain aspects in common (spells, oracles, snow-capped mountains, beards), but the fun is always in noticing the innovations good writers can make within those constraints.

In fact, both fields exhibit many aspects in common.

In fact if it sounds a little like Ning or Wetpaint, then that's because it has several aspects in common with those sites.

Much of the recent software that has shown a meaningful impact have two aspects in common: large existing data sets and automation.

However, MVV and MVD have one aspect in common: they receive an enormous amount of data from multiple viewpoints.

Although these sets of tools differ in important respects, they have one aspect in common: They all make use of the asset side of the Federal Reserve's balance sheet.

As a second aspect in common, the solution is characterized by deriving the necessary conditions of an "instrumental program" where, as in Problem 2 above, P q) is absent and the restriction of individual behavior is only implied.

However, all these approaches have one crucial aspect in common, i.e. the need for defining a minimum threshold for wood MC that is necessary for the onset of decay and its subsequent progression.

Aspects held in common by both melanocyte stem cells and melanoma stem cells include their expression of shared biochemical markers, a system of similar molecular signals necessary for their maintenance, and a requirement for an ideal niche microenvironment for providing these factors.