Drawings and prints are plentiful, which stresses the artists' different formal approaches over their shared subject matter.
This is not a show about a shared subject ("The Dog in Art"); nor is it concerned with a single medium (say, ceramics or welded sculpture).
All those lovely stories are only a list, in no particular order, unrelated except for their shared subject; they don't add up to any larger story.
And, for once, a shared program had a shared subject — the friction between American masculinity and homosexuality — the two choreographers' perspectives interwoven like rope.
Unlike other media, Twitter has allowed Saudis to cross social boundaries and address delicate subjects collectively and in real time, via shared subject headings like "Saudi Corruption" and "Political Prisoners," known in Twitter as hashtags.
Genus, species and property are essences inhering in a shared subject; by contrast, the accident is not an essence and exists outside the subject.
But through our shared basic ability to refer to pleasure, preserved since childhood, Stoics and hedonists continue to disagree about a shared subject, without the Stoics sharing in our common conception that pleasure is feeling that is actually good.
Structurally, in (23c) in the main text, the ABS-marked embedded patient ruas seems to be the shared subject of the matrix clause and the embedded clause but is actually base-generated in the matrix clause (Wu 2013).
There is certainly benefit to shared, subject-matter expertise, but the main goal is to facilitate meaningful reflection while encouraging follow-through from the teachers.
We also fitted a joint frailty model for the two transitions 12 and 13, with a shared subject-specific random effect for the two transitions [ 11].
Librarians are already speaking with other institutions to work out how to share subject libraries or repositories.
