But they have certain aspects in common.
This chimes with Harvard cyberlaw expert Jonathan Zittrain's idea that we should have a right to declare reputation bankruptcy – ie to have certain aspects of one's digital past erased from the digital memory.
"I have certain aspects that I would like to manipulate and use in my game, and I'm sure he's going to try to do a lot of different things, too.
Fantastic realms seem to have certain aspects in common (spells, oracles, snow-capped mountains, beards), but the fun is always in noticing the innovations good writers can make within those constraints.
Entangled photons have certain aspects — polarization, for example — that are the same for both regardless of distance — in fact, the satellite will test that at 1,200 km, which will set a new record.
It did say the public option should have certain aspects in it that don't hurt the practice of medicine.
It's much more of a practical vehicle in research, they're not concerned with the aesthetic at all, but it had certain aspects to it that we adopted.
This study does have certain aspects that limit the interpretations.
Both works have certain aspects in common, for example, their work made use of protein interaction interfaces information of a TPG to list its interaction partners, whereas our work employed DDI and PPI databases to achieve this goal.
These different methodologies have certain aspects in common; for instance, all three methods avoid integration into the host genome, a considerable achievement, and are carried out in 3 very different ways.
