Sentence examples for the same underpinning from inspiring English sources

The Octavia is based on the same underpinning as the Golf (they are both manufactured by VW) and while the Golf handles better, the Octavia is spec-for-spec £2-3,000 cheaper than its VW cousin.

It will be at least two years before the new system bears fruit: The Ford Futura is the first of as many as ten new Ford, Lincoln and Mercury models to be built off the same underpinning used for the Mazda 6 midsize sedan.

It will be at least two years before the new system bears fruit: The Ford Futura is the first of as many as 10 new Ford, Lincoln and Mercury models to be built off the same underpinning used for the Mazda 6 midsize sedan.

We consider all three levels as indicators of the same underpinning mechanism responsible for superior recognition of objects and their relations among experts (for a discussion and justification of this view, see [36], [41]).

b) The likelihood of a particular item fitting with the putative underlying trait The likelihood of a particular item fitting with the putative underlying trait Rasch analysis also assesses the degree to which all the items measure the same underpinning trait.

This means that CDS sellers don't have to have the same capital underpinning as regular insurance providers do.

The same truck underpinning goes under big SUVs, such as the Chevy Tahoe and Suburban.

Overall, all substituted derivatives show the same affinity underpinning that neither order nor disorder is a determinant factor for binding affinity.

The SES measure used in this study is based on a social grading system developed by the National Readership Survey, and it does not have the same theoretical underpinning as the National Statistics Socio-Economic Classification (NS-SEC; [ 38]).

Because of this, we suggest that gyrification is more appropriately conceived as a function of expansion (and by extension differential expansion), with the same mechanism underpinning the formation of gyri and sulci in all species, rather than a process driven by cell or layer-specific changes in the developing cortex.

Players are brought in to fit the system, not the other way round, and the same principle underpinned the appointment of the manager, Ronald Koeman, following Pochettino's departure.