Sentence examples for has been commonly accepted from inspiring English sources

As a result, Odysseus turns out to be a much more ambivalent hero than has been commonly accepted.

It has been commonly accepted for about a decade that computers are better than people at chess.

Green building has been commonly accepted as an important strategy adopted by governments around the world for mitigating climate change and energy shortage problem.

Already, de la Peña et al. [6] proposed to call it the Estrada index, a name that in the meantime has been commonly accepted.

In this context, relaying has been commonly accepted as a key technique to improve system performance by overcoming channel impairments, such as fading, shadowing, and path loss, in wireless fading channel environments [4 6].

The definition of emotional well-being has been commonly accepted as a positive state of well-being that enables the individual to function and face up to the challenge of daily demands with the ability to recover from illness, changes, and misfortune effectively (Denham et al. 2009).

It seems to have been commonly accepted this week that Tuilagi will become the highest paid player in the Premiership.

That decision greatly strengthened the Sixth Amendment right of defendants to confront the state's witnesses by excluding statements from absent witnesses that previously had been commonly accepted, under the looser rules governing hearsay evidence.

LP problem (3 5) has been widely used for the past three decades and the results have been commonly accepted as measure of relative efficiencies of different DMUs.

These four nodes are well supported by fossil evidence and have been commonly accepted as appropriate calibration points to date divergences within primates [ 75, 76, 124- 128].

Finally, we used five cardiovascular reflex tests and Ewing's definition of CAN, which have been commonly accepted in a number of previous studies.