"The common denominators of this phenomenon outweigh the many national differences," it says.
The songs were of nostalgia and difficult love, the two great common denominators of Argentine music.
Words may be more precise denominators of meaning than abstract images, but for Mr. Wilson all pictures tell a story.
Automobile Magazine, in a review of the 2012 Passat published Monday, said Volkswagen had created "the lowest common denominators of the American midsize sedan".
Public communication is an inexpensive addendum to living, usually directed to low common denominators of taste, interest, and refinement of perception.
The polar ice caps will not melt any faster or slower because I couldn't figure out how to write a convincing end to my novel" – who can't conceive significance outside the rather large denominators of life, death and ice caps.
Dropping himself into bands all over the world, finding the common denominators of jazz language, is the sort of thing that Mr. Marsalis excels at, and does it as often as possible; with him, art and utility are close together.
Long, long pauses, trapping men together in a cramped corner of a vast desert, reducing conversation to the common denominators of most young American males: sports, beer drinking records, funny lines from movies, sex.
The common denominators of all those not-proper jobs was that they were desperately underpaid, if not loss-making, demanded large effort without even an emotional reward and that they involved layers of humiliation and powerlessness.
The mean and variance of denominators of Equations (9) and (11) are however identical.
From (2.8), the denominators of this family of solution are clearly nonsingular.
