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Demeter appeared most commonly as a grain goddess.
To make matters more confusing, the Pentagon partitions "major combat operations" (known more commonly as a war) into "phases".
On conventional runways and in print, a show of fat can still raise eyebrows, the show's organizers argue, as a tacit breach of etiquette and, less commonly, as a transgressive gesture.
Fluorite occurs most commonly as a glassy, many-hued vein mineral and is often associated with lead and silver ores; it also occurs in cavities, in sedimentary rocks, in pegmatites, and in hot-spring areas.
Hematite is found as an accessory mineral in many igneous rocks; commonly as a weathering product of siderite, magnetite, and other iron minerals; and almost universally as a pigmenting agent of sedimentary and other rocks.
I don't know whether it's simply cultural – whether we subconsciously hear the word "poetic" as a synonym for "painfully slow" – or whether it's specific to when the word is attached to "theatre", another word with a rich tapestry of negative connotations (most commonly as a synonym for show-offy, or something dishonest).
It is built in F or a fourth higher in B♭, or, more commonly, as a double horn, introduced about 1900 by Fritz Kruspe, providing for instantaneous choice, by means of a thumb valve, of two tonalities, usually F and B♭ or B♭ and A. This choice allows technical benefits such as greater certainty on the higher notes.
S. ratti is a parasite of rats, used commonly as a model nematode.
This soon led to the G-SHOCK becoming the first digital watch to be used commonly as a fashion statement by young people.
In non-CAD-related DCM, myocardial LGE presents most commonly as a linear or patchy midwall enhancement.
"Such traditional methods do not rule out qualitative assessments, but most commonly as a follow on to the financial analysis as part of the process of selling a deal to multiple stakeholders".
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