Sentence examples for by a single common from inspiring English sources

Hot Coffee to Go, But Hold the Leaks New Yorkers of all stripes are bound by a single common experience, according to Brett Stern, an industrial designer in Manhattan.

Under the umbrella of the May 23 Movement, reformers were able to engineer President Mohammad Khatami's landslide upset in 1997 and to win a broad victory in last year's municipal elections because they were driven by a single common passion: enmity toward the hard-line fundamentalist clergy.

Using the HEXACO traits, we tested whether genetic covariance within each dimension was underpinned by a single common genetic factor using three distinct classes of multivariate model.

This new approach allows us to review MED activities as a single and long process transcending the organizational units whose data needs can be expressed by a single common integrated IS.

The musicians, artists, writers, deejays and label owners that we talked to could only be united by a single common thread their commitment to music that they enjoyed, on their terms, at whatever cost necessary (or, in some cases, unnecessary).

We are allegedly united by a single common thread a tendency to go out and experience life, travel, work and maybe go to college but never quite grow up and eventually move back home.

By mapping reads to multiple reference sequences and merging them afterward, we are able to rescue more reads and diminish the bias caused by using a single common reference.

Apomictic individuals in a population are not related by the homogenizing processes of mating and recombination, but by descent from a single common ancestor with diversity due to the accumulation of mutations.

The first proposal models the logRR for all the cities by means of a single common value.

The free radical theory of aging was first formulated in the Fifties by Harman who hypothesized a single common process, modifiable by genetic and environmental factors, in which the accumulation of endogenous oxygen radicals generated in cells could be responsible for the aging and death of all living beings (Harman 1957; Finkel and Holbrook 2000).

Nietzsche, however, hoped for a future hierarchical society in which the labor of the many would support the greatness of the few, one in which the cultural cacophony of contemporary liberal societies would be replaced by the solidarity of a single, common culture.