Clay, the most basic household medium, soon became the commonest writing material.
In spite of their imprecise nature, these ideas served to correlate a considerable range of qualitative observations, and many of the commonest chemical materials that early chemists encountered could be classified as acids (hydrochloric, sulfuric, nitric, and carbonic acids), bases (soda, potash, lime, ammonia), or salts (common salt, sal ammoniac, saltpetre, alum, borax).
The commonest calcareous raw materials are limestone and chalk, but others, such as coral or shell deposits, also are used.
Old names for the garden warbler, such as strawsmear, small straw and haychat, are often derived from its choice of nesting material, although the commonest of the English folk names was "pettychaps".
With specific assays for AMY2A/2B CNV (see Supplementary Material), we observed that the commonest of the minority haplotypes carry either a deletion of AMY2A (Fig. 4B) or a duplication of both AMY2A and AMY2B (Fig. 4C).
Sb2S3 has been known as the commonest antimony sulfide, which is a promising semiconductor material for photoelectric semiconductor manufacturing [7, 8].
For example, in the commonest sort of transcription in biology, replication is accompanied by the transmission of a substantial amount of physical material.
They were commonest in spring and autumn.
Dark colours are commonest.
False teeth are among the commonest objects.
