Sentence examples for popularly accepted from inspiring English sources

Unlike music and film, books have yet to be popularly accepted in digital format.

A1 The Pentagon is worried that difficulty in installing a popularly accepted government in Iraq will mean that soldiers may have to repeatedly retake ground they captured in the invasion.

Partial least squares (PLS) model has been popularly accepted for KPI-monitoring tasks, whereas some drawbacks have been reported such as high false alarm rate and strict limitation of Gaussian distribution.

The term Gaunt, a corruption of the name of his birthplace, Ghent, was never employed after he was three years old; it became the popularly accepted form of his name through its use in Shakespeare's play Richard II.

Envy and hatred of the rich is the last popularly accepted prejudice in America.

Several approaches have been applied to handle uncertainty in construction, the two most popularly accepted being Program Evaluation and Review Technique (PERT), and Monte Carlo sampling.

The existing classification of CTLDcps is generally accepted and popularly used in studies of the superfamily and recently has been updated [ 15].

Goya also served on a commission to select fifty Spanish paintings as a gift to Napoleon, and accepted, in 1811, a royal decoration popularly known as la berenjena, "the eggplant".

Madgulkar accepted the challenge, enlisting his music-director friend Sudhir Phadke (popularly known as "Babuji") for the collaboration.

Rabbi Soloveitchik, known popularly as "the Rav," an affectionate Hebrew name for teacher, was widely accepted as the unchallenged leader of mainstream Orthodoxy and was also respected by the more traditionalist wings, who regarded him as a great teacher and decider of Jewish law.

Alan Watts famously illustrated this with a parable of a Chinese farmer, who, when faced with various events, wisely declined to accept the popularly suggested meaning and simply deferred a determination as to whether an event was good or bad.