Sentence examples for commonly held in a from inspiring English sources
Milling machine, device that rotates a circular tool that has a number of cutting edges symmetrically arranged about its axis; the workpiece is commonly held in a vise or similar device clamped to a table that can move in three perpendicular directions.
Motion, in general, he defined as the actualization of potentiality, a notion commonly held in the 17th century to be so obscure as to be either useless or meaningless.
This paper demonstrates that a prior estimate of cardiovascular risk based on data commonly held in electronic medical records has valuable characteristics as a screening test for high risk of cardiovascular disease.
And he reminded the country of a few simple creeds commonly held in courthouses but increasingly dismissed by the president's allies: Lying to the FBI is against the law.
But if we add conformist bias, we increase the chances of a commonly held representation remaining commonly held in future generations, even with error-prone imitation.
Dry insect specimens are commonly held in entomology collections, constituting over 900,000 described species and an unknown number of undescribed species.
This view differs from the one commonly held in the Jewish community of his time, which he himself called a root and true opinion of the Torah in his more popular works.
Because chickens, ducks, and pigs are "commonly held in Vietnam in backyards and on small farms," Van Doorn says, "there is a lot of possible contact between these viruses and humans".
The races are more commonly held in Europe, especially Olney, where competitors wear headscarves and line up at a starting line with frying pans containing pancakes.
In some European countries the stock certificate is commonly held in bearer form and is negotiable without endorsement.
