Collections somewhat overlap with Google+ Communities, which are more like modern-day forums or message boards.
THE ILLIBERAL STATE These considerations somewhat overlap with those of Nathan Gardels, political analyst and co-author with Nicolas Berggruen, Chairman of Berggruen Institute on Governance, of the 2013 book "Intelligent Governance for the 21st Century: A Middle Way Between West and East".
However, the two summaries somewhat overlap, and especially the VT, GH, and SF scales have noteworthy correlations with both components.
The two categories, 1) the provision of inappropriate essential housing infrastructure items and 2) inappropriate use by householders, somewhat overlap.
Although the fields of evolutionary microbiology (the study of microbial evolution) and ecological microbiology (known by its practitioners as microbial ecology) somewhat overlap each other in their subject of inquiry, they have very distinct views on several biological processes occurring in microbes.
Class 1, class 2, class 3, class 4, and class 5 were calculated from completely resolved, somewhat overlapped, slightly overlapped, intermediately overlapped, or heavily overlapped cross-peaks, respectively, which were at least 0.5 ppm from the water resonance or the diagonal line of the spectrum.
The Jeopardy template somewhat overlapped the screen, but the contestants, each team equipped with a distinctive-sounding buzzer, were still able to take in the clues and spit out the answers before Nissley could finish reading them aloud.
Two main periods in the development of the literature are discernible: the Vedic period, approximately 1500 200 bc; and, somewhat overlapping it, the classical period, approximately 500 bc ad 1000.
From hafted ethnographic and archeological specimens of known status, Hughes distinguished points of thrusting spears, darts, and arrows, which occupied somewhat overlapping segments of continua in mass, cross-section area and perimeter (1998 Tables III IV; see also Ratto 2003 215 216).
In fact, the brain represents the physical properties of stimuli in multiple, parallel, somewhat overlapping systems, only some of which put the subject in a position to think about the properties that they represent.
The three species described by Peck were distinguished on the basis of physical features that were later found to be somewhat overlapping.
