Sentence examples for nowadays common from inspiring English sources

For this purpose, for example, mesh networks can be used, which are becoming nowadays common in rural areas.

As a measure of utility (U irt in equation 1) it is nowadays common to use answers to questions on life satisfaction (Frey 2008).

It is nowadays common to have very large datasets in photogrammetry; authors in [7] present algorithms that can improve the workflow, and they discuss bottlenecks and solutions to reduce computational time.

(It is nowadays common also to use 'illocute' as a verb meaning 'to perform a speech act.') Austin's reason for using 'force' begins with the observation that, construed as a bit of observable behavior, the communicative significance of an act may be underdetermined by what has been said or observably done.

Likewise, the exploitation of (monoclonal) antibodies, nowadays common agents to fight cancer growth, to specifically target glioma cells in the brain is limited by the BBB [ 123].

Applications exploiting AVI data are nowadays quite common.

We have here transposed this into the latter, nowadays more common formulation.

Tensile and inflatable structures are nowadays a common solution for temporary and permanent installation even with complex shapes.

The use of hedonic regressions to compute quality-adjusted price indexes is nowadays a common practice in the economics literature.

This became really feasible much later [8] and it is nowadays quite common to analyze molecules and crystals in terms of electron density partitioning [9].

Respiratory ECMO is nowadays a common tool in the ICU to help the patient survive despite severe respiratory distress and gas exchange problems.