The gooey substance produced by mixing cornstarch with a little water is a commonplace example of such a material.
Take, for example, a commonplace example of the courtroom and how evidence is used.
Another commonplace example comes from the construction industry and the chemical industry.
And, as medical marijuana becomes more commonplace, the examples we see of communities being strengthened and individuals leading healthier lives serve to dispel the previous myths that led to prohibition.
It is commonplace, for example, to use research from the US to support a statement about an individual charity's work in the UK, rather than provide direct evidence.
What sets it apart is Mr Allawi's angle of vision, as a thoughtful Shia Muslim intellectual, loyal to his community but determined to be fair-minded.It has become commonplace, for example, to say that the Americans were woefully ignorant of Iraq's turbulent history and tangled sociology.
If the tropical Pacific warms in the west, drought in parts of central-southwest Asia could become commonplace, for example, Barlow says.
Perhaps most dramatic and commonplace biological example of spontaneous order derived from a less ordered state is the development of a single cell, the zygote, into a complex multicellular (billions of cells), adult human possessing dozens of specialized organs, tissue classes, and terminally differentiated cell types.
Even in the United States, the number of multi-generational family households is increasing and family caregiving of disabled elders has become commonplace; for example, among adults aged ≥65 years, the proportion of those living in multi-generational households increased from 16.8% in 1990 to 19.6% in 2008 [ 20].
It has become commonplace in novels – examples include Ford Madox Ford's The Good Soldier and Agatha Christie's The Murder of Roger Ackroyd – where the 'I' who is our objective commentator is exposed as a player in the tale – a liar, a killer or the opposite gender from the one we have assumed.
