Smith's ruling concept, adapted from his European influences (and shared, to an extent, by Alexander Calder), is universally termed "drawing in space": open structures that anticipate being seen in the round but that favor frontal viewing.
In this significant zone of ethnic, religious and cultural interaction, Jewish, Polish, and German traditions and communities were more entangled, and identities were shared to an extent greater than anywhere else.
It is a note he shares to an extent with Michael Ondaatje.
Except for China after the establishment of the communist state in 1949, biography in Asia notably in India and Japan has shared, to a limited extent, the developments in biographical literature demonstrated in the rest of the world.
The probable bipolar group had increased risk of co-morbidity for neuroticism, depression, substance misuse, gambling, health problems and medication use, shared to a lesser extent by the threshold bipolar group.
In fact, these clonal gene copy number changes are shared to a large extent among DCIS, invasive cancer, and metastatic lesions in the same patient [ 18, 19].
In addition to groups of genes that exhibited similar transcript abundance profiles but were relatively phylogenetically distinct, several phylogenetic clades shared, to a large extent, the same transcript abundance profile.
Being part of the sociocultural context, similar beliefs are also shared to a large extent by local medical staff within international research teams, making the need for cultural sensitivity all the more pressing.
This observation, together with the similarities observed between P. caudatus, C. elegans, and D. melanogaster, strengthens the hypothesis of an ancestral molecular gut patterning system that is shared to a great extent between all the Ecdysozoa, despite morphological and developmental deviations being present in particular groups.
The organisation should be shared to a certain extent - rather than just one person organising everything.
She calls it – since it is shared to a greater or lesser extent by Sweden, Norway and Denmark – the Nordic theory of love.
