Sentences with phrase «share common denominators»

While some of the landscape and abstract works share some common denominators with Canadian artists including Marion Nicol or Jean Paul Riopelle, the figurative work struck me as the most compelling.

Although not all chronic disease is created equal with the same components, many share common denominators such as early inflammation, immune response, loss of blood supply, premature cell / tissue death and resultant scarring.

Egalitarians and Christian feminists both share a common denominator — that justice and equality for females is a biblical ideal that can and should be part of the moral teachings and practices of Christians.

Here are some recent additions sharing a common denominator of comfortable, no - fuss fabrics and casual yet easily escalated style.

Once more, it's a totally different narrative from the MCU's, but shares the common denominator of Thanos» philosophy of balancing life in the galaxy.

So Portal Knights enters the arena not as a Minecraft competitor, but as a part of a long, robust legacy of games that share a common denominator.

Endless Drawing showcases a diverse group of works that share the common denominator of «conceptual - drawings» that challenge the notion that drawing is limited to works on paper.

The drawings and photographs Reed has collected range from literal to abstract, but all share a common denominator: They represent work done by actual jurors while on actual jury duty.

Landscape design pros recommend complementary materials that share a common denominator — perhaps scale, color, or texture — and limiting the number of materials, since too many confuse a display.

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As non-Arab peoples converted to Islam, they demanded a share of the power initially wielded by an Arab elite, and the Islamic empire of the caliphs broke down into a commonwealth - a commonwealth whose common denominator was broadly cultural and religious rather than political.

Kuyper certainly wouldn't have been pleased by his followers» failure to evangelize, and pillarization needn't lead to a lack of outward strategy, but historically such power - sharing agreements place a premium on reaching a least - common - denominator form of consensus and toning down differences.

but at the end of the day the common denominator we have on here is that we want to be successful and win the league again, which I am afraid we wont under this present regime i.e AW and his staff lets not attack people who don't share the same views as you, even though it might frustrate the hell out of yourself lets all look forward with envigorated enthusiasm to the changing of the guard

What we talk about here is real worship, not rituals or hierarchies or dogma, but worship, the common denominator in the mystery of God, and shared, even if it seems only wonder at what we don't understand.

And speaking of Romney versus Pataki, it's worth noting the common denominator they both share, aside from being governors five years out of office from liberal northeast states.

The four studios share a few common denominators: they are spic - and - span clean, well - run, with well - trained instructors who are committed to helping students improve their strength and flexibility through proper form and alignment using the Authentic Pilates Method ™.

Facing hard facts, here's the ONE secret no one shares with you while your dating... «We are the common denominator of ALL our relationships.»

Home, Work Families Share Dys - Similarities The most significant common denominator between the people you grew up with and the people you teach with is as follows: youre stuck with them.

In response to this, Gibb said that GCSE and A-level qualifications required fundamental reform, as for many years exam boards had «competed with each other to appeal to the lowest common denominator in the battle for market share», which resulted in qualifications that assessed «vague thinking skills rather than core subject knowledge».

Over many years, the exam boards had competed with each other to appeal to the lowest common denominator in the battle for market share.

Reform committee identifies Great Expectations as common denominator of high - performing schools Nondescript PD As an elementary school teacher in the Oklahoma City Public Schools (OKC), Pat Watson - Hunt received her share of school - sanctioned professional development training.

Mandy Manning, NBCT talks about the common denominator that is shared among NBCTs and future teachers of the year.

Each does things slightly differently but the common denominator is that they bring investors together to share investment tips.

But they all share a few common denominators.

Expanding and clarifying Fry's theories, Clive Bell arrived at the conclusion that the common denominator shared by «the windows at Chartres, Mexican Sculpture, a Persian bowl, Chinese carpets, Giotto's frescoes at Padua, and the masterpieces of Poussin, Piero della Francesca and Cézanne is «significant form»».

While the objects in this exhibition do not seem to share any formal or technical common denominator, they nevertheless coalesce into a narrative about the development of craft, particularly as it came into being in the United States during the postwar period.

Possibly the most basic common denominator that brings these countries together is their shared cultural space and historical relations: the focal points that I tried to investigate in the two exhibitions that I would like to speak about.

More than a dozen women of all ages and sizes sharing one common denominator.

We know very well that there are many countries in the G8 grouping that share our ambitious expectations, and therefore it is regrettable that the lowest common denominator in the G8 determined the level of ambition in the G8 Declaration on climate change.

The firm is noteworthy only as the common denominator that these particular LinkedIn members share for the moment.

Law firms can address this lack of esprit de corps, he believes, through broader encouragement of affinity groups — not just built around common denominators such as race, ethnicity, gender and sexual orientation but around any number of shared interests: books, travel, music.

While there are no two examples of cross examination which are alike, most good crosses share in the common denominator of being both persuasive and controlling.

The common denominator in each of these inquiries is that you and your partner will experience your fair share of change along the way.

The article talked about how powerful your state of mind is in your business and quoted a study that showed that out of the top 100 salespeople in the world, the No. 1 common denominator that they shared was «the ability to manage or control their own state of mind.»

I can remember reading an article a couple of years ago where they polled the top 100 sales people in the world because they wanted to know the common denominator that they all shared.