Sentence examples for commonly has two from inspiring English sources

Soda bottles are made from a type of plastic known as PET, which commonly has two main components.

The French casement commonly has two meeting leaves that open inward, requiring careful craftsmanship to prevent weather from penetrating them.

In general, this airline network reveals that a round trip commonly has two or three flights and two airports are commonly connected via one or two flights.

The Trident submarine fleet, based at Faslane in Scotland, near Glasgow, commonly has three of the four vessels in or near home port, undergoing maintenance or sea trials, at any time.

Free-living forms commonly have two longitudinal cords, but some tapeworms have as many as 10.

Those at Badaling commonly had two stories, with accommodations for more than 10 soldiers on the lower level.

Aircraft commonly have two or more heterogeneous network interfaces which offer an opportunity to form multiple communication paths between any two nodes in ANs.

Atlantic salmon males commonly have two alternative mating strategies, large anadromous and small mature parr males, which also differ in other life-history traits (Mills 1989).

Many acoustic guitars will only have one peg, while electric guitars commonly have two.

V-type engines commonly have four, six or eight cylinders, although V-10's have been showing up in big trucks.

Our social structures have also changed with families commonly having four generations alive at the same time, altering family dynamics and financial assumptions.