Without wanting to sound too much like the great historical materialist James Carville, I've always believed that politics is the flip side of economics, and vice versa, because they share a common framework.
The most popular glottal models [28 31] are time domain models that vary in the specific parameters they incorporate but share a common framework, and the spectra of the glottal flow derivatives described by all of them can be stylised by three asymptotic lines with +6 dB/oct, −6 dB/oct and −12 dB/oct slopes [32] as shown in Figure 1.
Many methods for inferring functions of genes from heterogeneous datasets share a common framework in which a functional association between genes is first constructed and then used as input for learning algorithms.
The proposed approach is quick in application, auditable and shares a common framework applicable in other phases of the design lifecycle (e.g. process design).
The four articles collected in this special issue share a common framework, the productive disciplinary engagement (PDE) perspective (Engle & Conant, 2002).
Interactions among selfish users sharing a common transmission channel can be modeled as a noncooperative game using the game theory framework.
In this phase, a community of researchers who share a common intellectual framework – called a paradigm or a "disciplinary matrix" – engage in solving puzzles thrown up by discrepancies (anomalies) between what the paradigm predicts and what is revealed by observation or experiment.
A chemical investigation of the whole culture of the bacterium HS-13-94 HS-13-94 HS-13-94ion of a depsipeptide, chromopeptide A (1), which shares a common bicycled framework as compound 2 butopossessing an unusual thesulfisolationin the mofecule.
As discussed by Carayon et al. (2015), these approaches share a common theoretical framework that focuses on the interactive influences of social-organisational and technical factors (hence, the hybrid term 'sociotechnical') as they impact the design and performance of complex operational systems.
It has become apparent that SLE, RA, and AS, which have divergent clinical features, may share a common genetic risk framework, and we aim in our review to illustrate this.
