Sentence examples for common underpinnings from inspiring English sources
Many of these tools have common underpinnings but are often expressed with different terminology.
I don't believe that "globalism" or world cars or common underpinnings for similar foreign and American cars are an answer to Detroit's problems.
All three share the common underpinnings of inquisitive thought, problem solving, and invention.
Keeping the common underpinnings allowed the new model, known internally as project C15 (later renamed to T15 to reflect the brand change from Chrysler to Talbot) to be launched in 1981, in time to replace the Sunbeam when Linwood would close.
Cross-cutting competencies unite the common underpinnings of requisite training for all healthcare workers; a departure from historically discipline-focused training.
The Article first identifies the common policy underpinnings of these diverse rules.
The findings do hint that autism, schizophrenia, and mental retardation have common biological underpinnings, a conclusion that has some precedent.
But thanks to brain imaging and genetics, that is changing fast.Research into the impact of genetic mutations on brain development has revealed that conditions previously considered distinct often have common genetic underpinnings, so there is bound to be overlap between psychiatric disorders as they have been defined traditionally.
Yet, skin cells and muscle cells, sick cells and healthy cells, immature versus mature versus senescent (or no-longer reproducing) cells — they're all acting differently despite their common genetic underpinnings (assuming the cells we're talking about are coming from the same person).
Knowledge gained from the study of common personality underpinnings may be helpful in determining where disordered gambling behavior should reside in our diagnostic classification system.
The fact that the pattern of association was stable across tasks possibly indicates common computational underpinnings of these two superficially quite different tasks.
