Examples of using Commonalities in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Many commonalities but also many differences.
This is what Drillbit's been talking about, finding commonalities.
Commonalities behind ancient mythologies.
We tend to see commonalities more than differences.
I would like to compare it to the DNA marker,see if there's any commonalities.
Money, commonalities, employees, relatives.
The rabbits and hares though different in many respects do share many commonalities.
So far, there's no commonalities between the families.
Commonalities in the structure of the genetic code of all organisms living today, including humans, clearly indicate their primordial origin.
The files don't indicate any commonalities between the two victims.
India's commonalities with developing nations in Latin America, especially Brazil and Mexico have continued to grow.
There are many different forms of cancer, but they do have several commonalities, some of which appear to be affected by curcumin supplementation.
I see commonalities between humans and potatoes that speak to our relationship as individuals within a collective species.".
Knowing Me Knowing You,is a fun ice-breaker where individuals race to discover commonalities between themselves and others to win points for their team.
The shared heritages, roots and commonalities had to satisfy only onecriterion, the criterion of American-style pragmatic reason: did they work?
Initial cellular diagnostics show it exhibits monoploidcharacteristics with high levels of calcium dipicolinate both commonalities to an endospore.
There are many commonalities between the Bible and the Koran.
As George Bonanno discovered, there are several common trajectories through grief,meaning that there are some commonalities among grieving people as they adapt to loss.
Did you find any commonalities between your two lines of thinking?
India's foreign policy has always regarded the concept of neighbourhood as one of widening concentric circles,around a central axis of historical and cultural commonalities.[30].
The"New Pope" has some commonalities with your latest movie,"Loro.".
Researchers at the University of Texas at Austin polled 334 people and found that they were more likely to be mistakenly called a sibling's name if the two of them shared an initial(Deb/Diana) or a final sound(Ben/Ayden),compared to names with no commonalities.
However they have commonalities in some areas of interest such as dating.
Sessions draw upon the rich and varied experiences that EdD students bring with them,and the exploration of commonalities across disciplines is integral to the programme of study.
The wording of the amendment was able to emphasize the commonalities between Arabs and Amazighs without undermining the status of Arabic or Morocco's Arab identity.
The findings are compared with teachers making the transition from school teacher to teacher educator in higher education institutions in the literature,to discover commonalities that could guide the planning of professional development opportunities.
The lecture combines psychological insights, neurobiological findings, and stories from the treatment room,to increase commonalities, understand differences, and improve gender relations in the workplace.
The lecture combines psychological insights, neurobiological findings, and stories from the treatment room,to increase commonalities, understand differences, and improve gender relations in the workplace.
Diplomatic, economic, and political relations between Croatia and France are bound together by shared history, intellectual development(Illyrian movement),an overlap in religion(Roman Catholicism), commonalities in language(nearly 10% of Croatians speak French)[1][2] and kinship ties that reach back thousands of years, including kindred.
