As the Washington Post's Fareed Zakaria wrote recently, observing this same trend around the world, including America's own Tea Party, the question posed is "'Who are we?' and, more ominously, 'Who are we not?'" What explains this shift, pushing the British public argument away from the old disputes over pounds, shillings and pence into the more searching terrain of identity?
Because for everyone who would use average figures to make special claims on behalf of a group or take them as proof of "institutional racism", there are many others who will take this same trend data as scientific evidence to underpin racist stereotypes.
Co-living is simply an extension of this same trend.
This same trend can explain the rise of the corporate giants of the world.
This same trend holds for courses addressing evolution when it is not a primary component.
This same trend has been observed in early rings of mature kauri (Jansen [1962]; Grinsted and Wilson [1979]).
Since fracture intensity and apertures in Cleebourg increase towards the fault plane, calculated fracture permeabilities follow this same trend.
We can expect this same trend to migrate into the B2B space, especially given that Salesforce is incorporating the service into their offerings portfolio.
Licensing products and technologies is by far the most popular route for McGill inventors to take, and OTT's at universities everywhere show this same trend.
The pseudepigraphic testament of Maimonides, in which he expresses his admiration in the strongest terms for Ibn Ezra's Torah commentary and the "great and deep secrets" that he revealed there, is most likely a product of this same trend.
For what it's worth, Netflix CEO Reed Hastings pointed to this same trend in a mission statement released yesterday, noting specifically that we're moving towards a time when apps will replace channels.
