What is striking about Addie Polk's loan is that it wasn't "predatory," in the common usage of that term.
In this case, the common usage of "exponential" to mean "very rapid" is mathematically invalid.Chris Johnson.
He explained a common usage of the initials GTT: In the old days, those who hit bad times would scrawl "GTT" on a fence post and disappear.
More than simply a common usage of the term, "the world" connotes an important dimension of Arendt's political theory; namely, a space of plurality and debate necessary for public discourse.
In addition to considering dictionary definitions for and the common usage of the word "personal" standing alone, Chief Justice Roberts said the word should also be considered in the context of the phrase "personal privacy".
The common usage of the term developed about 1980; historically, a klezmer (plural: klezmorim or klezmers) was a male professional instrumental musician, usually Jewish, who played in a band hired for special occasions in eastern European communities.
The common usage of the term "science" can be described as partly descriptive, partly normative.
This is the most common usage of species after Olivi, that is, that species are representative.
It involves, of necessity, some degree of idealization in relation to common usage of the term "science".
After listening to the recordings, I'll explain some more words, analyse sentence patterns, and highlight some common usage of English.
The common usage of pesticides (hazardous compounds) has some undesirable effects such as toxicity, carcinogenicity and mutagenicity [7, 10, 36].
