These are not properties of the class per se, so a special instance named a prototype instance is used to represent relations common to all members of a class.
This relation is common to both creation and conservation, with the distinction between the two involving only the fact that creation occurs when there was no previous time at which the thing in question existed.
Less pay, disrespect, less career growth, poor interpersonal relations were common to physicians in both settings.
The Merrill Case represents the convergence of a number of forces: the new state-level activism, deregulation at the federal level and Spitzer's own ambitious legal formulations and flair for public relations, a talent common to all successful prosecutors, at least in New York.
This table contains pathways (with known relations to cancer) common to enrichment for ovarian survival and breast cancer non-metastasis.
The proper "normal" controls, especially in relation to common age-related diseases, are difficult to define, especially when large numbers of "healthy" subjects are collected from different regions, characterized by peculiar lifestyle habits, population genetics, among others.
Thus, James concludes, "theology is called divine or of God in a much more excellent and principal way than metaphysics, for metaphysics considers God only in relation to common being, whereas theology considers common being in relation to God" (Quodl. III, q. 1, p. 20, 370 374).
The authors' preferred specification interacts the instrumented measure of the quality of industrial relations with unobservable shocks common to all 18 OECD countries in their sample.
The learning points described in relation to EP addressed themes common to those identified from previous SEA evaluations (Mitchell et al, 2009, 2011).
Genetic studies of Aboriginal people in relation to common anti-cancer agents have yet to be conducted.
