For performing verification of the various safety properties, only the routes which were in conflict with each other or shared common points (Table 3) were composed in parallel composition and the aforementioned safety properties were verified against each of the eighteen routes in question.
Although the measurement of HPWS has not reached a consensus among scholars, most scales share some common points: work design, promotion mechanism, skill training, level of employee commitment, communication, motivation, etc. (Appelbaum et al. 2000; Pfeffer 1996; Posthuma et al. 2013).
We exploit the concept of contributing vertices to propose the Enhanced and Simplified Slope Diagram-based Minkowski Sum (ESSDMS) algorithm, a slope diagram-based Minkowski sum algorithm sharing some common points with the approach proposed by Wu et al.
The irony of this worry is that the atheist and the interfaith movements actually share a common point of origin: they both started, in part, as a reaction to religious extremism.
Mendelssohn's Bach and our Rodgers and Hammerstein reconstructions share a common point: people need time before they are ready to listen with open ears to works that have become "unfashionable".
"We do not share a common point of view on this issue," said Mr. Erekat, left, blaming the Israeli government's refusal to freeze Jewish settlements around Jerusalem for the deadlock.
Hybrid-electric vehicles, full-electric vehicles, airplanes, ships, high-speed trains, all share a common point – the embedded electrical power system.
Although different shapes of the Nyquist curve was obtained depending upon the different PSD, all simulated impedances share a common point that an increase in the width of a distribution (Pσ) leads to a more inclined Nyquist curve at high penetrability.
The paper is aiming to develop an approach for the mathematical description of the geometry of tangency of two smooth regular surfaces, which share a common point, and in such way to describe geometry of contact of two surfaces not only qualitatively, but quantitatively as well.
These are most likely groups of stars that share a common point of origin in giant molecular clouds.
Moreover, research on joint attention suggests that infants' ability to share a common point of reference develops before spoken language (Baldwin 1995), and that joint attention processes are important precursors of the later development of higher-level mental state attribution (Charman et al. 2001).
