John Podhoretz, an editor of The Weekly Standard, was surprised that the "state of grace" featured prominently in Fill the Void, perceiving it to be an uncommon concept in Jewish movies.
The key factors that limited the efficacy of computer scoring included: misspellings; nonadjacent key terms; very uncommon concept frequencies; and the diversity of expressions that students used to represent particular concepts.
It is possible, and not uncommon, for concepts of a certain kind to be exemplified, but for it to be the case that, nevertheless, entities answering directly to those concepts are not included in the most economical statement of one's ontology.
In all cases these changes concerned substituting uncommon or non-used concepts and objects for objects and concepts that are better suited to the Dutch culture.
It was not uncommon for biomedical prevention concepts linked to hygiene, clean water and sanitation to co-exist with prevention measures linked to abstaining from sex while breastfeeding and protecting lactating women from evil spirits.
As a concept car, the 1954 Plymouth Belmont concept is more uncommon than most Plymouths.
"Instead of writing plays down on paper, you slide the chips around into formations," said Palmer, 33, who has an uncommon knack for distilling complex concepts into simple and teachable ones.
Buybacks are a relatively new concept and were uncommon before 1982.
Time travel in movies wasn't uncommon before 1985, but the concept of building a ground propulsion machine from a DeLorean car inspired me to investigate aerospace engineering". "Dune -- the old one with Sting.
The finding of multiple mutations in different IRD-associated genes is not uncommon, which challenges the simple concept of single-gene diseases in IRDs.
Uncommon mass-transfer problems.
