has much in common

When it comes to structure, a simple SMAP text message to be passed to a phone has much in common with a SOAP message.

They are often surprised, at first, if I suggest that scientific research has much in common with writing poetry or painting a picture.

An aspect is AspectJ's unit of modularity and has much in common with a class in the Java language.

This general theory has much in common with the work of the information theorists.

For good or ill, FIFA has much in common with governments whose territories are marked by customs posts rather than goalposts.

Therefore, in both English and Chinese metaphor that expressions of abstract thinking has much in common.

The inline assembler has much in common with other assemblers .

In his prescience on this issue, Mr Webb, who is now a senator, has much in common with Barack Obama.

CPT has much in common with the term CFR.

These are purely physical systems, but the brain has much in common with them.

Such radiative trapping has much in common with the properties of discrete solitons in waveguide arrays;

Software has much in common with other engineering disciplines