Why do commonplace undergraduate labs utilize a "march through the phyla" format without much of an emphasis on evolution-based integration of concepts and evidence-based science reasoning?
Why do commonplace biodiversity labs take on a "march through the phyla" approach and emphasize declarative knowledge?
If unisex toilets do become commonplace in schools, we can only hope the cubicle walls will go all the way up to the ceiling, or the temptation for the Peeping Toms may prove too great ("We were only having a laugh, Sir").
If these personal archives do become commonplace, the outcome, after decades of dark prophecies about the end of privacy, will be a curious one: you will turn out to be the one recording your every move, not the National Security Agency or Equifax or John Ashcroft -- a surveillance society of one.
If they do become commonplace, consumers will feel the differences.
It's important to remember that a huge slice of cloud users are regular folks, doing more commonplace tasks like backing up their favorite photos and files.
As we find ourselves in the holiday season, too many of us find that we are in a time of year when rushing around with too much to do is commonplace.
When, I asked myself, did it become commonplace to charge several thousand dollars for a mass-produced handbag?
The aesthetic treatment of these modern materials and methods did not become commonplace until 1919, with the appearance of the New Objectivity in Germany.
Far from being an incoherent fanatic, he was an eloquent speaker and writer, who composed an entire alternative Constitution, one reflecting egalitarian values that did not become commonplace until our own time.
Written by a lone Silicon Valley hacker, Memoryshift let me switch instantly from one program to another -- a database, a word processor, a communications program or anything else -- without restarting them, a multitasking capability that did not become commonplace in the PC world for another six to eight years.
