Sentence examples for defining a common from inspiring English sources

The assumption here is that defining a common language for all queries is not desirable.

The project succeeded in defining a common set of criteria that are applicable to all currently implemented digital architectures.

The work has been carried out in a joint project with several embedded system companies that are defining a common requirements management process and tool.

The European Union took more than 20 years to start defining a common market design for its internal electricity market: a European Power Target Model.

They noted the challenges of defining a common reference stage that applied to all the species they observed, as common markers used to determine the phylotypic stage differed between the species they studied.

The research objective is to provide a collaborative design environment which allows inter-skill collaboration to be coordinated by defining a common repository for knowledge management in a collaborative design situation.

He says the world must quickly define a "common sense of purpose" for Paris, or hazard failure a second time.

Third, even within the western world, there is still a long way to go to define a common strategy.

The members of a moving group (and its actual existence) are established by the degree to which their motions define a common convergent point in the sky.

The forum, organised by the Association for Women's Rights in Development (Awid), in the tropical state of Bahia, in Brazil's north-east, didn't explicitly set out to answer that question, or to define a common agenda.

"We need groups to be asking: Can we define a common end, and if so, how can we work together for the most efficient delivery of service?" she said.