Sentence examples for most usual in from inspiring English sources

The SAP content was selected as the most usual in literature [,Jensen and Hansen 2002; Hoa Lam and Hooton 2005; Pierard et al. 2006 between others].

LiCl-H2O is the new examined pair and it is compared energetically and exegetically with the conventional pair LiBr-H2O, which is the most usual in air-conditioning applications.

As it is the most usual case in neurophysiological signals, in this paper we use.

Additionally, the FFQ used in the study has been validated and covers most usual foods in Shanghai.

Despite its status as a bona fide French cliche, the croque monsieur is made with a distinctly British-looking tin-baked loaf – in my experience, soft, sweet pain de mie is the most usual choice in the sandwich's home country.

A far cry from these concerns is the Wordsworthian work of the English long-distance walkers Richard Long and Hamish Fulton, two of the most usual suspects in any Conceptual show, whose perambulations over the globe are chronicled here in photographs.

First, a general review concerning sensitivity analysis of the most usual functionals in elasticity is presented, based on the continuum approach.

In [3], the authors introduced the notion of mixed monotone property, which has been one of the most usual hypotheses in this kind of results.

Mr. SMITH: So the brief history of the bank and we, I think recognize that starting a bank isn't necessarily most usual thing in the world, so thank you for your time on doing it.

Thus, from the simulated data, the left hand of Eqs (1) and (2), corresponding to the Arrhenius and Savata methods respectively and shown in the Methods section, are plotted vs. the inverse of the temperature considering several of the most usual models in the literature.

Very young children usually go through the same phases of being fixated on certain things and the most usual "monster" in their lives at some point is dinosaurs.