These new fabrics are also finding more commonplace uses, such as helping to keep people cool in the heat or ensuring that clothes stay clean and smell fresh.Underlying these novel materials are some unusual manufacturing techniques.
From Silence of the Lambs's Buffalo Bill to The Crying Game's Dil and Ace Ventura: Pet Detective's Lt. Einhorn, it slowly became more commonplace to use gender variance as a plot device in mainstream Hollywood, even if it wasn't always done in a particularly accurate or flattering light.
Although the application of DALYs is becoming more commonplace, the use of DALYs and the methods behind the creation of this measure remain debatable (8 ).
The implementation of electronic data capture (EDC) in clinical trial settings has become more commonplace as the use of electronic devices in everyday life has become more widespread.
Talent analytics and workplace analysis will become more commonplace, and companies using the data available to them will be far more competitive.
Typically around 20-30% of visitors to the websites of big news organisations come from Google's search engine or its news site, Google News.The proportion of visitors referred from Facebook is smaller, but growing quickly as social-sharing features become more commonplace and easier to use.
The debate over the role of statistic analysis is likely to grow as its use becomes more commonplace in one of the last holdout sports.
Initially iron was probably used mainly for small and valuable objects such as razors, needles, and knives; later, as the smelting technique became more commonplace, iron came to be used for cutlasses, axes, and, eventually, hoes, which replaced the old wooden digging sticks.
As he accepted shamanism, against his own doubts, he found his experiences more commonplace and discovered that he could use them to help others.
The advantages of NGS technologies in virology are numerous, and its use is becoming more commonplace [ 10], particularly to detect and characterize pathogens without prior knowledge of their existence, or in association with the sequelae/disease outcome, in primary or cultured material, without the requirement of specific primers [ 11, 12].
Apparently it's something used to be more commonplace in the big stage races.
