Sentence examples for on the commonality of from inspiring English sources

What they seem to proclaim is not a distinct civilisation, but a worthy successor to ancient Rome, that later became a worthy precursor to the Renaissance.Stress is laid on the commonality of subject-matter between pagan art and that of the early Christians; we are told that "progressive" (sic) forms of Byzantine art foreshadowed Renaissance humanism.

The ASM, in line with concepts in ecological dynamics, advances learning designs in sport based on the commonality of perceptual, cognitive and actions demands (affordances) of donor sports (e.g. parkour) and target sports (e.g. team sports).

A clustering of events has been defined on the commonality of attributes describing events, where exact match of attributes causes events to be positioned in the same cluster, whereas a partial match causes a link to be described between events across their corresponding clusters as has been described in [106].

Anyway, isn't it better to be color-blind, to avert our attention from skin, to focus not on glaring differences, but on the commonality of character?

The term 'One Medicine' was coined by Schwabe (1984) and focuses attention on the commonality of human and animal health.

Schwabe coined the term One Medicine, a concept previously expressed by Rudolph Virchow and William Osler, to focus attention on the commonality of human and veterinary health interests.

Move will leverage the SocialBios platform and talent to develop products that connect people with real estate professionals based on the commonalities of their on- and offline social networks.

Grounded on the commonalities of collected cases, we discuss the design opportunities, including new aesthetic impressions offered through DIY material design practices.

Obama did not call for a major expansion of the Social Safety net, or for a more nimble foreign policy, but delivered a mostly platitudinous speech centered on the commonalities of Americans of all ideological persuasions.

As both the creators and curators of a database which catalogues minimotifs, Minimotif Miner, the authors have a unique perspective on the commonalities of the many functional roles of minimotifs.

In contrast to the existing methods for product family planning that need users to specify baseline-product prior to optimize it, the new GA-based method proposed by this paper focuses on searching a proper balance between the commonality of baseline-product and the performance of product family derived from the baseline-product.