Sentence examples for exhibit a common from inspiring English sources

Further, an experimental study demonstrates that instantaneous throughput (ITP) profiles exhibit a common shape when plotted against normalized distance.

Football and hockey exhibit a common pattern in which the probability of scoring again while in the lead effectively increases with lead size.

Not many would deny that, although pains, visual sensations, olfactory sensations, auditive sensations are very different experiences, nonetheless they all exhibit a common property called "phenomenal consciousness".

For example, similarities across sentences like 'Odysseus arrived', 'Nobody arrived', and 'The king arrived' initially suggest that the corresponding thoughts exhibit a common subject-predicate form.

Maize, rice, wheat, and many other domesticated seed plants exhibit a common suite of features collectively known as the "domestication syndrome" (Harlan et al. 1973; Heiser 1988; Doebley et al. 2006; Zeder et al. 2006a; Ross-Ibarra et al. 2007).

Although substantial differences exist between the 'mass-motion' and the 'mood-motion' substrates, the correction techniques applied in both systems exhibit a common mode of action, thus indicate possible similarities of the underlying mechanisms.

'SPY' (SKY, 2011-12) = 'SPY' (ABC) Darren Boyd won Bafta and British Comedy best-acting awards for playing the hapless father accidentally turned MI5 agent in this sitcom, which exhibits a common British quality: the ability to do dark, absurdist humor with an air of realism and characters who are recognizably human and occasionally sympathetic.

Complex 1 exhibits a common 2D layer with 4,4-connected topology.

The complex aura in siblings IV:4 and IV 6 exhibited a common trait, namely, the feeling of time travel.

Of these compounds, four inhibitors with nanomolar Kis were discovered, with three of the top five inhibitors exhibiting a common architecture.

The docked complexes of conserved CUL C-terminal domains exhibited a common RBX1 binding pattern through the incorporation of intermolecular β-sheet and α/β core, stabilized by hydrophobic contacts.