Core assets development, also known as Domain Engineering, aims to define commonalities and variability and to develop the artifacts for reuse.
Our intent was to define commonalities and discrepancies in the learning curves of these procedures, and thereby identify overarching themes that may inform future surgical performance improvement efforts.
In addition, comparative studies to define commonalities and differences in TB globally will be a crucial but difficult and resource-intensive undertaking.
An effort is being made to compare these criteria, trying both to find commonalities and to clearly identify differences, in order to build up the basis for the next step: to try to define common criteria (perhaps with regional and seasonal variations).
A clustering of events has been defined on the commonality of attributes describing events, where exact match of attributes causes events to be positioned in the same cluster, whereas a partial match causes a link to be described between events across their corresponding clusters as has been described in [106].
'Mercurials' were selected for the second group, which were defined by the commonality of having one mercury atom in their chemical structure: methylmercury chloride (MeHg), thimerosal, mercury II chloride (HgCl2), mercury II bromide (HgBr2), 4-chloromercuribenzoic acid (PCMB) and phenylmercuric acetate (PMA).
Mr. Levi-Strauss took difference as the basis for his study, not the search for commonality, which defined 19th-century anthropology, Mr. Descola said.
Most communitarians, on the other hand, define community through the commonality of tradition, history and culture; the various past crystallisations whose inescapable weight determines present possibilities.
De Beauvoir's definition also raises a second set of problems indeed, the very same problems Haslanger defines as those of commonality and normativity.
