Sentence examples for from common use from inspiring English sources

By 2000 B.C. the base-60 system had largely disappeared from common use, but it survives in our measures of months, days, hours, minutes and seconds, so called because they are the second division of 60 from the hour.

Aside from common use, the option to browse the Internet privately is a desirable attribute.

Such action may reach from rather inexpensive withdrawal from common use to partly very expensive remediation.

"This isn't a revolutionary technology, but essentially laser-designation 'tagging' adapted from common use in more complex weapons systems for use on small arms," said Peter Quentin, of the defence-focused Rusi think tank.

The concepts of good and evil have been ridiculed for several centuries; banished from common use, they have been replaced by political or class considerations of short lived value.

We realize that this approach departs from the common use of Likert-like scales ranging from 'never' to 'very often' in many OHIP studies.

This approach is conceptually fundamentally different from the common use of anisotropic yield functions to capture tension-compression asymmetry and texture-induced anisotropy in poly-crystalline SMAs.

Since the noise component is of interest, here we use "noise signal" or "noise component" to distinguish it from the common use of "noise" for undesired interference.

However, it's difficult to distinguish the word "design" from another common use in the consumer world – which is to seduce consumers with perfectly polished surfaces and comforting aesthetics.

This result may arise from the common use of MAS in practice by raters who had experience in pediatric physiotherapy.

If one wants such an example from the most common use of the understanding, then the proposition that every alteration must have a cause can serve".