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It comprises twelve chapters and has found popularity in later references as well.
The series has reached the New York Times Bestseller List and has found popularity in many countries, including Trinidad and China.
Its use has found popularity in following the natural history of various diseases, for timing of procedures such as heart or lung transplantation and for measuring the response to medical interventions [ 1].
They've found popularity with chatshow host Jimmy Kimmel, who regularly apes pop promos with the likes of Paul Rudd and Jack Black.
In return, Asia-grown automotive pursuits like drifting, where competitors try to slide their cars sideways in a half dozen consecutive drifts, have found popularity in America.
"Baby Driver" seems, above all, like the film of a smart kid who has grown up and, having found popularity, has learned to dress his movies better and breeze through campus with a good word for everyone.
For example, the discrete Fourier transform (DFT) and discrete wavelet transform (DWT) have found popularity in seizure detection and prediction applications.
Or, worse still, since the sleep-at-your-desk styled product had found popularity amongst people who worked at startups, Silicon Valley was now parodying itself.
"Conspiracy theories can be comforting and have found popularity at historical moments when people are unsettled," he told me.
New Order has found international popularity; there's no shortage of alienated, cultish listeners.
