In order for 3D scanning to become more commonplace, methods are needed for quickly and robustly acquiring full geometric models of complex objects.
As sequence data, both single isolate and metagenomic, become more commonplace, methods that scale linearly with huge datasets, such as WG-FAST, will become critical for the analysis of clinical pathogens.
This survey has found that deviations from the guideline advocated method of ABI measurement are commonplace and two inter-related factors have emerged as important with regard to this.
Mechanical action, until the 19th century the sole method of linkage between pipe and keyboard, is still commonplace.
By the 1970s the technique of investment casting, a method of casting rather than forging to enhance the perimeter weighting of iron clubs, was commonplace, and a decade later "woods" made of metal were in widespread use by tournament professionals.
The traditional method of comparing structures as rigid bodies is usually not suitable for comparison between distantly-related structures, such as members of a superfamily, where relative reorientation of the conserved (often peripheral) secondary structure features is commonplace.
Using a novel method of intravital microscopy of the sublingual mucosa, de Backer and colleagues have demonstrated that microcirculatory perfusion is reduced by ~50% despite normal global haemodynamic parameters, and that shunting by larger vessels is commonplace [ 1].
Although the application of DALYs is becoming more commonplace, the use of DALYs and the methods behind the creation of this measure remain debatable (8 ).
A problem regarded in medieval times or before electronic computers became commonplace as very difficult may prove to be quite simple when attacked by the mathematical methods of today.
The oldest methods of synchronisation between multiple cameras date back to the 1980's when the 'genlock' (generator lock) principle [38], became commonplace for use in video broadcasting houses, video editing and special effects [39].
