Sentences with phrase «commonality at»

«If the cultural left insists on its present strategy — on asking us to respect one another in our differences rather than asking us to cease noticing those differences — it will have to find a new way of creating a sense of commonality at the level of national politics.»

The profiles have tick - box sections outlining appearance, hobbies, interests, and general characteristics, so you'll see your commonalities at a glance.

Also, there are commonalities at a social level for rating scales regardless of what is being rated or criteria.

Not exact matches

Thomas Thurston, the founder of Growth Science in Portland, Ore., has spent the last seven years building databases and algorithms aimed at finding commonalities between businesses that thrive and fail.

After you have discovered the 150 to 200 contacts in your networks that you know would at least have a phone conversation with you based on one layer of commonality or prior relationship, start to group them by profession or industry.

They examined 51 computer companies with outsized CEOs in the period from 1997 to 2003 and found some commonalities: they tended to be at the top or the bottom of the pack in terms of revenue growth, profits and other metrics.

But look deeper at genius, he continues, and you'll see at least one essential commonality.

According to Glenn Fleishman, a reporter at Boing Boing, developers are using code to build lists of trolls based on commonalities «in follower lists for a specific set of Twitter accounts.»

At the same time, Vogel adds, there's a commonality that unites all these new About.com properties: «there is a similar thread in all of our brands and that's demystifying complicated subjects in a way that is simple, approachable and friendly,» says Vogel.

The next step is to use your research to identify patterns and commonalities from the answers to your interview questions, develop at least one primary persona, and share that persona with the rest of the company.

CALGARY — Multiple workers were injured and some transported to hospital on Thursday morning after a fire broke out at Husky Energy Inc.'s refinery in Superior, Wisc. putting the Calgary - based oil producer on the defensive, as it argued there were no known commonalities between the accident and other recent operational mistakes.

However, despite the differences in the backgrounds and approaches of top VCs, there does seem to be at least one commonality: they tend to be exceptionally well - read.

Given the culture at the time, it is extremely likely that he was, and the commonality of the fact simply didn't bear mention.

At this point in the course, I would want my students to grasp what was just beginning to become clear to the Renaissance humanists themselves: that there are fundamental commonalities between humanistic culture and Christianity that bring them together objectively, irrespective of the wishes and plans of writers, artists, and intellectuals.

People from all over the world throughout history have lived primarily in fertile flood plains and valleys... at some point they inevitably experienced floods... that's why there are commonalities to the flood story told in the Bible.

While the commonality among James, Bergson, Dewey, and Whitehead will not be established in this short essay, 28 it can be at least illustrated by reference to a curious linguistic move made by the three of those who wrote in English.

The chances that choice will pass the test in these cases will vary according to the particular constitutional language, the local judicial precedents, and the composition of the state court at the time; but in every case there will be two commonalities of theory that are worth noting.

Ms. Hinlicky has been a witness to the academic «intoxicated celebration of «cultural diversity» at the expense of our cultural commonality.

Over at Cato, Julian Sanchez has written a post about how the aftermath of healthcare reform could reveal faultlines in existing political coalitions and trigger realignment: There's no intrinsic commonality between, say, «left» positions on taxation, foreign policy, and reproductive....

When nature is understood after the fashion of scientific materialism this cleavage is quite intelligible For the only way to salvage the singularity of persons Out of the deterministic commonality of a materialistic view of nature is to locate the core of personality at a separate level of reality over against the impersonal universe.

There is a commonality between the relief pitcher inserted into a close game to protect a lead in the final inning, and Maddy Price, a senior sprinter at Menlo School in Atherton.

The only commonality with the 12th hole at Augusta was par.

At the heart of our education lies the goal to bring students to an understanding of the commonality of the human experience of all of the world's people, transcending the stereotypes, prejudices, and divisiveness of classification by race, religion, sex, nationality, and ability.

At the same time, it reinforces our commonalities.

The one commonality between all of the holidays that meet at the Solstice crossroads seems to be the ritual of bringing light into these dark days.

Thus, compared to other stories of the Prophets, the story of Yusuf (Joseph) shows commonality in the three traditions, with certain variations in the responses of the characters at several stages.

«At least keep the commonalities of interest together,» he said.

Though he's had an at - times difficult relationship with the left of the Democratic base, Cuomo on the convention floor sought to play up areas of commonality on policy, touting the push for the $ 15 minimum wage and 12 weeks of paid family leave — both measures that were approved in New York earlier this year (with, by the way, the Republicans in control of the state Senate).

«What the borough president and I wanted to do was simply have an event where people could just meet each other, get to know each other, and build relationships,» said Council Member Greenfield at the event, who noted that there is a «commonality of interests» between the Jewish and Latino communities, especially as both share the immigrant experience.

When consumer preference is «nondominating,» commonality and its associated cost savings can help firms design better product lines with common components and attributes, says research from Dilip Chhajed and Yunchuan «Frank» Liu, professors of business administration at Illinois.

The commonality of graduate students first struck me at Tufts University.

And new research from The Rockefeller University and the Icahn School of Medicine at Mt. Sinai suggests these newly discovered commonalities may open the door to «engineered» gut flora who can have therapeutically beneficial effects on disease.

By doing so, we can protect at least 95 percent of the aquatic biodiversity because of the commonalities of their life histories with the economically valuable species.

«At a biochemical level, there is a lot of commonality between the molecular machinery in Drosophila and that in mice and humans,» said Dr. Ferguson.

«There's a lot of commonality,» says Linda Burkly, a distinguished investigator in molecular discovery at Biogen Idec.

«People may recoil at the idea that their brains share commonalities with arthropods and other invertebrates.

Alexander Wyatt says: «Despite the enormous complexity between patients at the individual gene level, when we examined the functions of affected genes, clear commonalities between groups of patients emerged.

At first glance, it may seem like two very different areas - but after taking a closer look it becomes clear that there are actually quite a few commonalities.

At their core, this site was built to sort data and pinpoint commonality in an easy - to - understand format.

However, regardless of the age difference, at its core sugaring involves people meeting and attempting to foster a connection based on commonalities.

The group is sympathetic to her plight, but still wonders why they were all put together at table 19 as they don't seem to have any commonalities whatsoever.

This is the sum total of commonality the two films share: Scientists at an arctic research base discover an alien life - form that means them harm.

Luke (Jake Johnson) and Kate (Olivia Wilde) are colleagues at the same brewery, who bond over beer and the commonality that they're both not really in love with their significant others anymore.

This commonality only makes their bond stronger — at least initially.

As Harry and Penelope poke at the Marianne / Paul relationship in different ways, Fiennes and Johnson simultaneously play up their manipulative commonalities and their vast differences in style, befitting their status as family members who don't know each other very well.

When Duncan arrived at Tufts in the fall of 2009, she noticed commonalities among the students who had taken gap years.

Community building doesn't have to wait until a problem arises — it can be a time of offering positive encouragement as well or at the beginning of the year to help build bonds of commonality within the classroom.

This means to research carefully your target audience, to bridge the gap in their knowledge by addressing the cognitive commonality of the group, and mainly to allow people to progress at their own speed.

I worked to discover the idiosyncratic even as I probed for the similarities and commonalities — the places where people's stories converged and overlapped, even when those people at first appeared to be so unalike.

When you look at the New Tech Network, High Tech High, Asia Society, Expeditionary Learning, and other implementations, they may go by different names, but you see more commonalities than diversities.