Findings were likely to alert other lecturers attempting greater student engagement to what is entailed and to the commonality of time-expense when improving learning outcomes.
There would be no such "zones of commonality" this time around.
Additionally, the eclipses of day 7, day 14 and day 56 cross each other, which indicate some level of commonality between these time points, as was evidenced and shown in the tree view of the heat map.
I sense the commonality of extremes longing for a time when the rich won't keep getting richer behind our backs while we mostly lose our local, small scale advantage, our time with loved ones, our reflections at the end of the day.
Networking is about building rapport, having substantive conversations, and finding commonalities with other professionals in a limited amount of time.
These and other disciplines use the word with only the slightest commonality of meaning the notion of gradual, and perhaps directional, change over the course of time.
"A shared sense of mortality has been the basis for feeling a commonality with other human beings," she said, "a sense of going through the same life cycle, a sense of the preciousness of time and life, of its fragility.
The description of this succession of changes in gene expression over time also establishes connections among various interrelated pathways and commonality of signals in diverse stresses.
It's true that McNair can be a bit philosophically prosaic at times, especially in his repetitive fulminations about mortality and the commonality of death.
I want us to see the commonality of the human condition and the blues is the music of survivors of some really tough times.
