Some anti-relativist universalists, on the other hand, argue that underlying the apparent individual and cultural differences, there are some core commonalities to all belief systems and socio-cultural outlooks (e.g., Nussbaum 1997).
Popular uprisings with very core commonalities are spreading all over the planet.
Somehow, the shows have a core commonality, not least in the uniformly high production values and pitch-perfect casting.
But the core commonality is this: Members of both movements believe in what you might call mass innocence.
However, research by Anti-Slavery International and others shows that while slavery takes many different forms there are, at core, three important commonalities.
The patterns of correlations among Satisfaction and the URSSA core factors show commonality and correlation with some parts of the survey and not others.
They are interested in what they see as the core of jazz, the commonalities that they feel make jazz a tradition.
A phenomenological approach, in particular, allows the researcher to uncover core meanings by investigating commonalities in experiences among study participants, in this case among URM students in a particular intervention program.
We objectively test aspects of the theories of folkloristics [8, 9], specifically the commonality of core stories within societal boundaries [4, 10].
A review investigating commonalities across ICF core sets for musculoskeletal conditions found a large number of common categories for the conditions low back pain, osteoarthritis, osteoporosis, and rheumatoid arthritis; however, there were also unique categories associated with each particular condition [ 30].
Thus, a set of core processing capabilities and a commonality of function appear to be at the heart of the structural and functional organization of the SMG.
