Sentence examples for common and special from inspiring English sources

In this paper the results of the research of common and special cements were presented.

The differences between the common and special particles and the correlation with the electrical properties of the device are also discussed.

Hence, product quality prediction can be simply conducted by integrating the common and special parts of each grade for model building in terms of a JITL strategy.

By distinguishing between common and special causes of variability, they determine the state of a process and generate a signal when the process moves to an out-of-control condition.

Enabling process engineers and practitioners to monitor the state of processes by distinguishing between common and special causes of variation, control charts have been one of the most widely used statistical process control tools in industries.

To cope with the difficulty of on-line quality prediction for multi-grade processes widely operated in process industries, a just-in-time latent variable modeling method is proposed based on extracting the common and special features of multi-grade processes.

"As the single biggest financial investor and the largest banking group in Central Europe and Eastern Europe, the E.B.R.D. and UniCredit have a common purpose and special responsibility to this region to ensure the continuing flow of lending to the real economies in times of crisis and scarce external funding," said Thomas Mirow, the E.B.R.D. president.

After World War I ended, opposition to the Selborne-Fisher scheme led to re-segregating executive and engineering officers into separate branches, while common entry and special entry were maintained.

The boosters mentioned in Step 2 are the more common boosters and special candies available.

The 1990 World Summit for Children singled out deficiencies of three micronutrients - iron, iodine, and vitamin A - as being particularly common and of special concern for children and women in developing countries.

A distinction is made between a set of core questions, which are common across sites, and special focus questions, which are unique to each site.