In a world where desktop publishing, computer-aided design, and digital production have become commonplace, that process also is becoming easier.
Fuel blending has also become commonplace in process industries such as pulp and paper, cement production, minerals refining, and other economic entities where solid fuels are commonly burned.
A nation, the philosopher Ernest Renan said in 1882, is "a great solidarity", and its existence "a daily plebiscite". It needs to remember – and to forget – things about itself, and we tend to ignore how constant and commonplace this process is.
If GHPs are to become commonplace, the process of financing and purchasing a reliable GHP system have to be simplified to the point where it becomes a matter of calling a name in the phone book.
By the time the baby boomers came along, calculators were becoming commonplace and the process of externalizing knowledge had begun.
While previously a small number of felons were able to reclaim their gun rights, the process became commonplace in many states in the late 1980s, after Congress started allowing state laws to dictate these reinstatements — part of an overhaul of federal gun laws orchestrated by the National Rifle Association.
Most were objections, which project director Mike Unsworth said was "commonplace" in the planning process.
Furthermore, patented processes are commonplace.
However, the normalisation of symptoms that started after diagnosis within this study suggests that normalisation is not justifying delays in diagnosis; the association of episodic, non-specific symptoms with normal processes appears commonplace for those feeling well, even when LC provides a potential explanation for symptoms.
