Despite this variety, Abstract Expressionist paintings share several broad characteristics.
The new regional and transnational organizations appear to share certain broad characteristics.
Sally Brown, emerita professor of higher education diversity at Leeds Metropolitan University, who previously worked at the Higher Education Academy (HEA), where she set up the national teaching fellowships, believes there are broad characteristics that identify good teaching.
Once the results are counted, statistical tools can be used to examine the audience, revealing broad characteristics and allowing extracting interesting subgroups of users.
Consequently, the model might have to operate on assumptions regarding the broad characteristics of the space, and only if the model proves useful then partnerships can support the acquisition of accurate data.
So how do you make [a machine] lifelike?" Traditionally, animatronic experts begin by closely inspecting species that most closely resemble their fantasy creatures, assessing everything from muscle structure, broad characteristics, and the way they generally move.
Clinical characteristics, such as those used to classify colonies as suffering from CCD, are based on readily available (albeit sometimes broad) characteristics easily identified by "clinicians", which are often referred to as operational case definitions [8].
There is no intuitively obvious answer to this question — humans share many broad characteristics and behaviours between cultures but equally, many more detailed aspects of our physical appearance, behaviour and cognition vary markedly across geography and time.
Distinguish broad characteristics of patients with salmonellosis in the current study.
