As they become more commonplace, these systems eat into the revenue of electric utilities.
Analyzing PPI networks using graph-theory-based algorithms and graph-mining methods has become commonplace in systems biology research.
Reprisals, I learned, for speaking out are commonplace in a system where hitting targets is imperative.
Self-sorting is commonplace in biological system but seldom applied to orthogonally fabricating micro/nanoscaled objects.
Yet paper and unstructured, unsharable, unidentifiable data sets are commonplace in a system demanding a deeper integration of research and clinical expertise to help solve the most difficult challenges of health and disease.
Commonplace now, such systems were at the outer edge of information technology at the time.
That life is nothing more than a preparation for death is a commonplace in religious systems of all stripes.
As the benefits of using freeform optics in optical design become more widely recognized and freeform optics become commonplace in optical systems, it is important to develop strategies for designing freeform systems1,2,3,4,5,6,7.
But briefs, criminal complaints, lawsuits and anything else that already is considered public information will be fair game, making the new policy a step beyond what has become commonplace in court systems, like the online publishing of schedules, calendars, news releases and judicial decisions, something even the New York courts do now.
It provides tools to handle coordination of data and protocols and is able to handle partial network failures, which are commonplace in distributed systems.
Newman thinks that it could be only 15 years before self-driving systems become commonplace in cities as the price of installing the systems drops: "At present it costs about £5,000, but we're working to reduce that to £100," he said.
