This type of monitoring technology is still a novelty but will soon become commonplace, said Karl Brauer, an analyst for car pricing company Kelley Blue Book.
"It's becoming more and more commonplace," said Laura Anicet, 24, a student who signed a PACS last month with her 29-year-old boyfriend, Cyril Reich.
Intelligent software applications will become commonplace, said Jeff Dean, a computer scientist who oversees Google's A.I. development.
"The bizarre is commonplace," said Michael Dowd, a lawyer for Mr. Ammon's widow, Generosa, who died last August of breast cancer after separating from Mr. Pelosi.
Issuing such reports is not only ethical; it is legal and commonplace, says Douglas A. Kellner, an attorney I consulted: "Most co-op and condominium boards will disclose to their co-op shareholders or condominium members the names of those who are in substantial arrears, but there is no legal requirement that a board do so".
"Specializing in tebori is not commonplace," says Kip Fulbeck, an art professor at UC Santa Barbara, who is organizing a 2014 exhibition of Japanese tattoos at the Japanese American National Museum in Los Angeles with tattoo artist Takahiro Kitamura (known as Horitaka).
Many of the tax strategies being employed by large U.S. companies, including Facebook, have become commonplace, said Reuven S. Avi-Yonah, a University of Michigan law professor.
They're considered commonplace," says Ponemon. "If it's not a mega-breach, it's not going to be reported".
Spoofing a caller ID to match a victim's number when calling their bank has also become commonplace, says Balasubramaniyan.
In fact, it is for all intents and purposes "commonplace," says Kelli Murphy, Senior Manager of Accounting, Operations and Finance at General Assembly, a leading education organization.
Money laundering is commonplace, say Western and Afghan officials.
