See Perens, supra note 12, at 181 (noting that open source licenses "have a common feature: they each disclaim all warranties").
The genomes of most patients with FSHD have a common feature, i.e., a contracted subtelomeric macrosatellite repeat array called D4Z4 on chromosome 4q35.
Nesting sites on paddy field bunds and marshy wasteland had a common feature in that they were on elevated land within an inundated area.
As electrodes for Li-ion batteries, they varied in their behavior, but had a common feature: high irreversible capacity values and strong polarization between the discharge and charge curve, typical of disordered carbons.
An interface existing in the layered soils, whether a fine-over-coarse or a coarse-over-fine, had a common feature of limiting downward water movement and of increasing horizontal water movement.
All of them have a common feature that the network must be synchronous.
These iterative algorithms have a common feature that an inner iteration number should be chosen before the updated iterative sequence.
It's worth noting, here, that all of these schemes have a common feature, namely that the entanglement is created in a local manner.
"They had a common feature: their wings are black on the upper side and white on the lower side," Professor Abdelkefi explained in email.
80th Compton Lectures: Tim Linden, "Shining Light on the Dark Side of the Universe" Everything you see around you -- the chair you are sitting on, the grass beneath your feet, and the air you breathe, has a common feature.
As described above, all the slip models in the figure that include the seafloor geodetic data have a common feature: a large slip occurs in the shallow part of the plate interface near the trench axis.
