Sentence examples for common proceeding from inspiring English sources

It is therefore to his credit that Kim Sterelny opens his survey of the debate, entitled Dawkins vs. Gould: Survival of the Fittest, with an explanation of what Dawkins and Gould hold in common, proceeding to what is at stake for the opponents only after laying out what is taken for granted.

The analysis primarily coded the types of response of the respondents in order to highlight any common concepts proceeding in an inductive way.

A state appeals court decertified a class-action lawsuit against Philip Morris USA concerning "light" cigarettes, ruling that the potential plaintiffs did not have enough in common to proceed.

Last, it is also interesting to note that Clinton and Assange share another point in common: both proceed from the wrong assumption about how the American people will participate in this new global architecture.

We checked these predictions using publicly available data and obtained evidence suggesting that the development of the primeval life forms up to the stage of the Last Universal Common Ancestor proceeded in zinc-rich settings.

Afterwards, Fixed checks for common errors before proceeding to write a customized contest letter on your behalf, which is sent to the city.

It should be noted here that presently a common way of proceeding to produce a combined effect of several treatments is based on the assumption of independence of those treatments [6, 20].

Genetic mapping of susceptibility loci for common diseases is proceeding at pace 1 4 but where many genes map to a risk locus the identity of the causal gene is difficult to discern.

The dubious legality of the charges against him forced the Commons to proceed by bill rather than impeachment, and thus both the House of Lords and the monarch had to approve the charge.

There are two kinds of analysis: one is the common type proceeding by leaps, which is used in algebra, and the other is a special kind which I call 'reductive'reductive

Here are some of the details to consider as the debate proceeds: COMMON ELEMENTS All of the bills would require the vast majority of Americans to have health insurance or pay a penalty.