Sentence examples for commonly joined from inspiring English sources

Nuclear components are commonly joined using arc welding processes, but with design lives for prospective new build projects exceeding 60 years, new welding technologies are being sought.

If the judge finds that there is a case to answer, the charges are framed in detail, and the case goes to trial, with the judge commonly joined in a panel by other judges.

In Czechoslovakia, a country that remained much more hard-line communist than nearby Poland and Hungary right up to the Velvet Revolution, apolitical civil servants, academics and teachers commonly joined the party to maintain employment.

Euarchontaglires and Laurasiatheria are commonly joined in the Boreoeutheria.

Mr. Burns said the civil division of the Justice Department, which handles the cases, has been nonpolitical and commonly joins an action, after first declining, once new information emerges.

However, people commonly join religious groups before such biases become obvious (often by birth, following family traditions), which seems to undermine this possibility.

The most commonly used joining methods for pipes are adhesively-bonded socket joints, tubular lap joints, heat-activated coupling joints, and flanged joints.

More commonly, surfaces are joined by being brought into contact with one another and heated by conduction or by dielectric heating.

On Tuesday Mr. Chandler's guitar solos — in new and old material, from even before the commanding, solemn-voiced singer Scott Weinrich (commonly known as Wino) joined it in 1985 — had little melodic structure.

Pins are commonly used to join members of mechanical mechanisms.

Spot welding is very commonly used for joining two thin plates, which has useful application in the automotive, aerospace and other industries.