Sentence examples for expressions of one from inspiring English sources

Art and entrepreneurialism are two expressions of one shared desire: to leave the world a little different than you found it.

He was not asserting, as some people have, that religions like Christianity and Buddhism are merely superficially different expressions of one underlying faith.

By Stern's lights, all of the other mega-towers springing up around Manhattan — be it Bjarke Ingels's Two World Trade Center, or Jean Nouvel's 53W53, or SHoP's 111 West 57th — are simply expressions of one or the other aesthetic tendency already existing within architecture, playing themselves out in a cyclical return.

Functional Analysis offers a well-structured bridging language that can translate the terminology and expressions of one world into the ones used in the other.

Results indicate high expressions of one IQ sub-dimension (i.e. critical thinking) and three EQ sub-dimensions (i.e. influence, motivation and conscientiousness) in successful managers in all types of projects.

Further, being feminine and desiring men (for instance) are standardly assumed to be expressions of one's gender as a woman.

The data were transformed to the frequency domain, enabling comparison with closed-form analytic expressions of one-dimensional pressure transport in layered porous media.

Our analysis of the broad-sense heritabilities showed that the expressions of one-third of the genes plus all six of the miRNAs were significantly heritable.

(3) Fifteen OsOPT genes were expressed and the expression of one gene (OsOPT1) could not be confirmed.

Already in 1997 Moons et al. reported on the stress induced expression of one of the OsEULs after treatment of rice seedlings with ABA (Moons et al. 1997).

The focus was on studies that addressed the expression of one or a few genes only.