But she lived to see similar versions of her invention be put into common practice, and in 1997, Hedy Lamarr, at the age of 82, and George Antheil (posthumously) were honored with the Pioneer Award by the Electronic Frontier Foundation.
MRI of the breast has shown great potential in the evaluation of breast disease in research centres; however, its acceptance into common practice is limited.
In the latter half of the sixteenth century, orchestration came into common practice as a method of writing music for a variety of instruments.
If the health implications of household kerosene use are confirmed, it would call into question the common practice in developing countries of providing kerosene subsidies to poor households.
Cloning polymerase chain reaction (PCR) products into plasmid vectors is a common practice in a molecular biology research laboratory.
The dye wastewater if not disposed properly can lead to severe ecological destruction, especially if discharged directly into the river which is still common practice in some low income countries (Ahmed et al. 2012; Awomeso et al. 2010; Mittal 2016).
In addition, Rousseau [ 14] stated that the use of key informants is common practice in research into organisational culture.
Folding single twisted yarns into a torque-free plied yarn, a common practice in textile processing, leads to reductions in both modulus and internanotube friction.
His models have also been extended and generalized by Jansson [12, 13] and by Jara-Diaz and Gschwender [14] (see also [15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20] for cases were this has been mentioned but incorporated into the model) Despite this, the most common practice in statistical/econometric applications is to assume that quality cause demand and not the other way around.
Administration of NO into the downstream of the ventilator is common practice in France and southern European countries like Spain and Italy.
