Tribal group dances, for example, shared common elements with classical art, dance, and music.
Although social scientists since Spencer and Marx have disagreed on the concept of social structure, their definitions share common elements.
An alternative theory of identical elements was proposed in which it was postulated that transfer between activities would take place only if they shared common elements or features.
While both bills share common elements, the sole contention between House and Senate isn't federal workers, as you assert; it's the central question of effectiveness: Can the proposed security system protect people?
In practice, multiple current systems must be used for modeling on a global scale, and constraint equations are used to join them by requiring portions of some current systems to share common elements.
Unfortunately, the administration's proposed waiver principles do not even mention that successful school turnarounds share common elements, let alone propose to require states to focus on implementing these elements in their Title I-funded schools generally.
In a nutshell, power plant owners can transfer low-cost emissions reductions between states whose compliance plans share common elements -- credits defined in the same way and mechanisms to protect against double counting.
Communication reinforces the memories of interacting individuals, and it is through this process that associative arcs can spread in a population so that memory webs come to share common elements across people.
Indeed, the interface residues do not share common elements with the SSZ/NADPH+ binding pocket.
The coordinated expression of tuber phenylpropanoid genes suggested their promoters may share common elements, including some that are environmentally responsive.
Although the staging group or treatment suggestion for each patient may differ between the different systems, all do share common elements pertaining to tumor staging.
