The result was Slack, a collaboration platform that lets users port in conversations and links to other work from dozens of other apps (including Dropbox, Google Docs, GitHub and Asana) so that they can track progress on different projects in one common platform; more generally converse about work in a less fragmented way, and crucially reduce email overload.
In one common hedging strategy, commercial banks, on behalf of producers, sell gold borrowed from central banks to lock in the current price and then invest the proceeds in government securities.
The interaction network we mapped experimentally is based on screening with proteins involved in one common phenotype, ataxia, and contains many proteins of diverse functions.
In one common sting operation, a plainclothes officer hawks stolen phones on the street, then other officers swoop in and arrest the buyers.
European workers are engaged in one common struggle: to pull Europe out of this downward spiral.
In one common test subjects are shown a series of items - usually letters or numbers - and then presented with challenges: was this number or letter in the series?
But that's the only kind of involvement I had, and all of the sudden, bang, we come together in one common goal".
In one common experiment, the "Goldberg paradigm," people are asked to evaluate a particular article or speech, supposedly by a man.
In one common view, for example, Islamic art is the product of the Arab-speaking desert lands that we now refer to as the Middle East.
In one common model, there is a set-up charge, typically $5,000 to $20,000, and sometimes processing fees, generally $12 to $50 a manuscript.
In one common test, using a database called ImageNet, humans identify photographs with a five-per-cent error rate; Google's network operates at 4.8percentnt.
