She did, however, have to try to conform to the radically different demands of racing stock cars: the commonplace high-speed contact with other cars ("trading paint"), wheeling a vehicle that didn't want to stick to the track on the turns, and, in the case of Daytona, learning how to draft.
While online learning is commonplace, higher education remains firmly in the crosshairs of critics targeting high tuition, student debt, poor completion rates and unemployed and underemployed graduates — demonstrating a growing skills gap.
It is a commonplace that high civilisation requires leisure, because both the production and the enjoyment of art need time and psychological space, which the harshness of subsistence labour practically excludes.
Shoulder and elbow injuries are commonplace in high school baseball.
So-called "boomerang hires" are increasingly commonplace — those high voluntary turnover rates also mean talent will sometimes fly right back to you.
It is even becoming commonplace for high schools to require all students to take an online class before graduation as a way to prep them for the "real world" of secondary education.
Geographic variation in unplanned ACSCs admission rates and LOS is commonplace in high income countries.
Further details on the causes of variation proposed by authors are given in Additional file 1: Appendix 5 and Appendix 6. Substantial geographic variation in unplanned ACSCs admission rates and LOS is commonplace in high income countries.
Now all it takes, apparently, is something as basic as gender-switched casting, a commonplace of high-school theatre productions across the country.
This does not take into account feature-selection, which is commonplace in high-dimensional and small sample settings.
It also allows for the assessment of several more complex parameters, as is commonplace in high-content screens.
