As traffic grew and attacks became more prevalent with the popularity of the Internet in the 1990s, it became apparent that swifter intrusion detection analysis was necessary to both diagnose and prevent attacks.
Multitask modelling is becoming increasingly prevalent in chemoinformatics, following the popularity of deep neural networks.
But psychological approaches to culture are also prevalent, and they have gained popularity as cognitive science has taken a cultural turn.
Female norteña singers have also become more prevalent, but in their case, their popularity relies heavily on their bodies and clothes to accentuate their sexuality.
Bold print indicates the most prevalent response for each textee's popularity.
But while short, multiepisode cellphone series are growing in popularity, the lucrative advertising dollars prevalent in other entertainment segments — and which studios rely on for profit — have been slow to migrate to the supersmall screen.
A happiness paradox can result from a friendship paradox when popularity and happiness are correlated, since more popular and thus more prevalent individuals will increase the average happiness of ones circle of friends.
The popularity of marijuana, which is now more prevalent among 10th graders than cigarette smoking, reflects what researchers and drug officials say is a growing perception among teenagers that habitual marijuana use carries little risk of harm.
Waterpipe smoking is highly prevalent among university students, and has been increasing in popularity despite mounting evidence showing it is harmful to health.
Last year General Mills bought Annie's, an organic-food firm.If the decline in processed foods' popularity continues, two further strategies consolidation and cost-cutting will becost-cutting willnt.
