The commonalities suggest that investigators share a common set of priorities but differ over the available welter of detail.
All vertebrate lenses share a common set of crystallins from two superfamilies (although other lineage specific crystallins exist).
A group of people living together who, though all individuals, share a common set of values and principles.
Apparel products are essentially designed with reference to human body features, and thus share a common set of features as the human model.
While children around the world share a common set of physical and cognitive abilities, children also grow into distinct individuals, shaped by local cultures and environments.
In working with these successful CIOs over the years, I have found that they all share a common set of practices, philosophies and approaches.
In the United States, for example, the people identified as African Americans do not share a common set of physical characteristics.
Agile software development (ASD) is an emerging approach in software engineering, initially advocated by a group of 17 software professionals who practice a set of "lightweight" methods, and share a common set of values of software development.
It doesn't matter how good your idea or how fast your business is growing; if you're not surrounded by the right team who share a common set of values, things can quickly unravel.
In other words, consumers who share a common set of attitudinal, perceptual, and sociological characteristics are more likely to share a particular set of needs than, say, consumers in the same age or income group.
While the internet refers to the network of the millions of computers that share a common set of communications protocols, the world wide web – to give it its full title – is the service invented by Sir Tim Berners-Lee in 1989 that sits on top of this network, allowing users to use browsers such as Explorer and Firefox to surf the web.
