Sentence examples similar to share a common trajectory from inspiring English sources

The mega cities in developing countries and their slums grew quickly in the second half of the twentieth century, largely sharing a common trajectory of slow growth and then rapid acceleration in the 1950s and 1960s.

Reading these chapters in concert outlines a common trajectory in the history of girls' secondary education.

Thus mapping remodelling fields provides an important avenue to assess whether the faces of Neanderthals and humans shared a common ontogenetic trajectory.

Morphological divergence among taxa sharing a common allometric trajectory could be due to changes in the rate or the duration of development (i.e. rate and event heterochrony [ 37]).

Existing studies on mobility pattern mining from trajectories share a common limitation, i.e., they fail to capture the semantics of trajectories.

Cobb, S. N. & O'Higgins, P. Hominins do not share a common postnatal facial ontogenetic shape trajectory.

The most highly exposed groups may share common trajectory patterns, for example those with commuter/work patterns that have the highest health risk (e.g., professional drivers, traffic police and construction workers, etc).

For example, we will compare the three trajectories 1-5-7-8-9, 1-5-7-8-11 and 1-5-7-8-10-12, which share a common process up to and including point 8.

It has been proposed that groups of related taxa share a common 'library' of satellite DNA families, each of which may follow its own evolutionary trajectory (Meštrović et al., 1998).

"For me, we share a common language.

All dogs share a common operating system.