Sentence examples for same history as from inspiring English sources

This was attributable in part to the difficulty in estimating branch lengths for the entire length of a set of sequences when only certain sites within those sequences actually share the same history, as is the case with recombination.

The other factories did not have the same history as Fulton, she acknowledged -- or its isolation.

"Little Chef has shared the same history as Southern Cross and the pubcos in being financially engineered to death.

"[There are] few countries where people have lived for more decades with the threat of domestic terrorism," says Smith. "The UK hasn't even had the same history as the US with the government overreaching and abusing its own power.

According to this account, we can analyze what it is for an agent, A, to be omnipotent at t in a world W in terms of what it is possible for A to strongly actualize at t in worlds having the same history as W up to t.

Until the 1920s, the Cavalier shared the same history as the smaller King Charles Spaniel.

We know what Anna will have to do to survive, what deprivations she will endure, because we have read the same histories as Dunmore.

It's the same thing with Western history, as soon as you talk about superheroes and figures with amazing skills, it's mostly men.

Taiwan is truly inalienable from China, it shares the same culture, same history, and just as Hong Kong became just as prosperous under Chinese government, so would Taiwan be if China governed it.

"They are concerned that people read the same books, identify with the same history, see themselves as having something innate in common and as part of a national project.

Third, it is possible for someone at t to actualize (e) in a world, W*, that has the same history up to t as W.[5] Thus, arguably, Flint and Freddoso's account of omnipotence requires that in W an omnipotent agent, Oscar, at t has the power to actualize (e), when Oscar lacks this power.