Most communities contain groups of species known as guilds, which exploit the same kinds of resources in comparable ways.
Ultimately, all the jokes exploit the same tired premise, which is the spectacle of variously dotty and stuffy Englishmen and women getting stoned, wittingly and not.
Very often, these man-made devices unwittingly or deliberately exploit the same tricks evolved by animals.Less seriously, there is much fascinating trivia.
As Detroit receiver Calvin Johnson coolly understated: "When we watch film, we see the same thing they've seen, and obviously, we'll try to exploit the same things that other teams have success with.
The golden spiny mouse is diurnal and occupies the same habitat as the Cairo spiny mouse, which is its nocturnal counterpart the two species exploit the same food resources but at different times.
Similarly energized then as they are now, and eager to exploit the same kind of cultural friction, Republicans in 1996 nominated the former senator Bob Dole, who, at 73, was an icon of the World War II generation.
The Chinese government, which is wary of fast-spreading new ideas, eventually pulled the book off the shelves, but not before a raft of knockoffs sought to exploit the same mood ("Why China Can Say No," "China Still Can Say No," and "China Always Say No").
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Douglas Farah, a former investigative journalist who now studies crime and terrorism at the International Assessment and Strategy Center, a research institution in Alexandria, Va., testified that criminal organizations and terrorists "use the same pipelines, the same illicit structures and exploit the same state weaknesses".
So it should respond faster and run for longer between battery charges.In conjunction with its partner, National Semiconductor, Foveon has produced the X3 on a chip made using a 0.18-micron CMOS (complementary metal oxide semiconductor) process, which should make it possible to exploit the same economies of scale that other CMOS chips enjoy.
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