It has become a shared body of knowledge with a common language that is widely understood.
The Socialist Party is left over from a Socialist movement whose battles have been won and whose outcomes have become part of the shared body of political & social assumptions.
Roman Catholic doctrine is more than this shared body of beliefs, as is the doctrine of each of the Christian groups.
In addition, most Christians past and present do have a shared body of beliefs about God, Christ, and the way of salvation.
This graph represents a number of important relationships between the various individuals; these relationships would most likely be of interest to a working group for collaborators with knowledge of a certain subject area, familiarity with a shared body of experimental techniques, and, perhaps most importantly, a high level of comfort working with one another.
If we take folk or 'traditional ecological knowledge to refer to the culturally shared body of knowledge of the environment held by people that interact with the environment' (Godoy et al. 2005), continuity in the methods of interaction is intricately associated with the continuity of the knowledge itself (Grice and Hodgkinson 2002).
This led to confusion because neighboring states often provided different advice for the same, shared body of water.
The consortium seeks to engender a culture of openness in education to allow everyone, everywhere to access the education they desire, while providing a shared body of knowledge and best practices that can be drawn upon for innovative and effective approaches.
Grilled chicken, not fried, in keeping with the shared body-mindedness of the combatants (Mr. Obama does treadmill and hoops, Mr. Romney elliptical and bike).
Mr. Gabler said that he has never thought of New York as a geographical place, but as a zone of shared body language, which can register isolation or compassion with equal force.
