Sentence examples for ones commonly from inspiring English sources

The company plans to use the hybrids to replace its medium-size delivery trucks, the ones commonly seen on city streets.

Mr. Van Scoter said the three the biggest consumers of power are: first, the L.C.D. screen (even the small ones commonly found on digital audio players) and the buttons and other elements that control the use of the device; second, the media (spinning compact disk, SmartCard or flash memory) that are used to store and play music files; and the D.S.P. chip itself and associated components.

Closer inspection of those peptides identified only for the unmodified tryptic digests show larger peptides on average than ones commonly identified for the carbamylated digests (Supporting Figure 7 in the Supporting Information).

Since we try to spot specific sound events we experimented with larger frame sizes than the ones commonly used (10 30 milliseconds) for speech/speaker recognition and based on the highest recognition rate after extensive experimentation we concluded to frames of 200 milliseconds with 75% overlap.

These places are the ones commonly dismissed as "greasy spoons".

These python albarcas, modeled after ones commonly worn by fishermen in the Balearic Islands, are a standout.

One I commonly use is 'hashtag sorrynotsorry.' I also use them occasionally in texts".

On the one hand, one commonly considers a generalized formulation in the space of functions of bounded variation.

In this paper, we report on refining and adapting one commonly used German questionnaire for assessing students' learning strategies.

One commonly used attitude control method relies on small rocket thrusters.

One commonly expressed frustration was the restriction and conditions on the use of funding.