Sentence examples for in common with the methods from inspiring English sources

"As he searched for his own style, he realized he had more in common with the methods of cutting-edge West Coast artists than with the standard fare of other architects," the authors say.

Dream work has much in common with the Method, the approach to acting championed by Lee Strasberg, who taught his interpretation of Konstantin Stanislavski's "naturalism" for the stage.

Moreover, in common with the method in [ 39] it provides a framework in which to test the robustness ofthe clusters to noise.

The strategy has much in common with the averaging methods widely used in Celestial Mechanics.

Something that the conventional high-volume filter method of culture has in common with the low-volume method, but not with the much less effective high-volume methods (including our use of 120 and 200 µl instead of 85 µl the silicone rings), is that the organ rudiment is at the gas-medium interface.

2D-SSA has much in common with the 2D-ESPRIT method (see [ 18]), which is based on the parametric form of images and has many applications.

These are the situations that seem to have most in common with the applications of systems methods in developing weapons.

The sets of parameters removed by the eigenvalue and orthogonal method have only kb7 in common with the parameters selected by the correlation method.

Of those who completed the questionnaire, 19%% claim that they do not have approaches and methods in common with the other organizations in their network (Fig. 1).

Respondents' propensity to agree with the following statement: "Overall, we have approaches and methods in common with the organizations in my network" was much lower than for the shared language statement.

The method has something in common with the early minimalist pieces of Steve Reich, but the resemblance is better explained by the fact that both composers drew on the same ancient sources: polyphonic composers of the late medieval and early Renaissance periods.