The phrase "a common extension" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a widely accepted or frequently used addition or feature in a particular context, such as software or file formats.
Example: "PDF is a common extension for sharing documents across different platforms."
Alternatives: "a widely used extension" or "a popular extension".
extension of v which is a common extension of u 1, …, u n to K ( x 1, …, x n ).
A common extension to this model is the inclusion of non-blocking variants of these operations, denominated inpn and rdp.
Furthermore, Yang et al. [26] introduced interval-valued fuzzy soft sets which realize a common extension of both Molodtsov's soft sets and interval-valued fuzzy sets.
The main topic of this section is (G TWPness for parametrical system of GVQEPs, which is a common extension of both (G TWPness and (G HWPness, and its the metric characterizations and sufficient conditions.
A common extension holds that whoever makes that charge first will lose the argument.
In LapD, the HAMP domain couples to the GGDEF-EAL domain module via a common extension of HAMP domains, the so-called signaling or S helix (Anantharaman et al., 2006).
Scent marketing, an increasingly common extension of branding, ensured that the scent of a well-known US-based clothing company was clearly identified some distance from the shop itself.
Given two strings S1 and S2, each one with length N and M, and a long sequence of position pairs, the longest common extension (LCE) problem consists in finding, for a given query pair (i, j), the length of the longest prefix of S1[ i..] that matches a prefix of S2[ j..].
In a recent study of Peerbooms et al. [ 29] a positive effect of injection of PRP in the common extension origin for lateral epicondylitis was seen.
First, we describe how to compute the longest common extension, denoted by lce, of two suffixes of a string in constant time (for more details see [ 22]).
The applications presented in this work have focused on the longest common extension problem that, after linear time preprocessing of a standard CGR index, it is shown to be answered in constant time.
