THE WATER PARKS While plenty of water parks share some features, these places are by no means replicas of one another.
At the same time, it is noted, Homo sapiens does share some features, including a rounded, lightly built cranium, with earlier hominins such as H. habilis.
The borders of regional dialects often contain transitional areas that share some features with one neighbour and some with the other.
Voters nowadays want to vote for lots of different parties – from socialist and Green to Ukip and BNP via the Celtic nationalists who, between them, share some features of all four.
While children's triathlons share some features of the adult versions — children get their race numbers, called body markings, written on their arms and legs with black markers — there are many differences.
But malignant narcissists also tend to paranoia and aggression, and share some features of the antisocial personality, including the absence of moral or ethical judgment, said Dr. Otto Kernberg, a psychiatry professor at Cornell University and an expert on personality disorders.
While virtual heritage can be considered to share some features of serious games, there are significantly different emphases on objectives.
These categories are not always clearly distinct as they share some features of the two adjacent main process types.
This paper studies spatial unbundling as frictions fall, showing that outcomes are very different for snakes and spiders, even if they share some features.
Aging and dementia are both associated with cognitive decline and share some features in terms of structural and functional alterations in neural circuitry.
Thus mathematical experiments may share some features with literal experiments, but not other features (Baker 2008; McEvoy 2008, 2013; Sorensen 2010; van Kerkhove 2008).
