Sentence examples for commonly very from inspiring English sources

Rias are commonly very irregular and may have several branching tributaries; they usually are the major drainage systems of the adjacent areas.

The distribution of sizes of collected aggregates roughly follows a power law: a few transformations occur commonly, very many occur infrequently, and most transformations are only seen once.

Since the new segments are commonly very small, the population size remained fixed to fifty individuals and the number of stabilized generations necessary for stopping is set at seventy-five.

The particular danger lies in the difficulty to recognise the commonly very short-lived and highly localised precursors; in some cases precursors are not identifiable (e.g. Barberi et al. 1992; Kato et al. 2015; Maeda et al. 2015).

Damage zone faults within the syn-rift are commonly very straight, and may be discrete fault planes with no visible fault rock at the scale of observation, or contain relatively thin and simple zones of scaly shale or gouge.

This is because the system reacts much more sensitive w.r.t uncertainty in the interference directions as compared to the signal direction, since nulls in the beamforming pattern are commonly very narrow whereas peaks are comparatively broad in the angular domain (see also the example in Fig. 2).

Women with endometriosis commonly experience very painful periods and painful sex.

Type 1 inclusions measure up to 20 μm in diameter, commonly appear very dark under the microscope and have variable shapes (irregular, tubular and rectangular).

Bradykinesia is commonly a very disabling symptom in the early stages of the disease.

This species commonly enters very shallow habitats, including bays, shoals, and harbors, and also inhabits rocky areas and offshore islands.

The middle board also commonly becomes very cramped due to having twice the number of pieces available.