Sentence examples for recently commonly from inspiring English sources

Pushover analysis, recently commonly used, is however, a simple way of estimating inelastic response of structures.

Recently, commonly used methods for preservation of other groups of fungi have been modified to improve the survival of the Chytridiomycota in culture collections.

It is obvious that the conditions in Assumption 2.1 are more general than the usual sigmoid functions and the recently commonly used Lipschitz conditions; see, for example, [3 7].

The derivative of a time-varying delay can take any value and the activation functions are assumed to be neither monotonic, nor differentiable, which are more general than the recently commonly used Lipschitz conditions.

Simply put, Brett Ratner used a crude, but (until somewhat recently) commonly accepted term that has its origins as an anti-gay slur.

Xenograft model and the miniPET technique are recently commonly used noninvasive methods in preclinical studies to detect and follow up the effect of therapy of human tumors, using PET tumor diagnostic radiopharmaceuticals, like FDG, F-FLT, FAZA, and C-methionine.

Recently described, commonly used protocols [ 11, 12] normally take longer time or lack one or more of those characteristics.

Until recently he commonly filled his days performing insurance exams on workers, sometimes as many as 50 in an afternoon, he said in his small office in Borough Park, Brooklyn.

The rides have taken place in New York City for about 10 years but have grown in size recently and commonly include a thousand riders or more.

More than 200 athletes from various sports have committed to donate their brains after death to the center, which primarily studies chronic traumatic encephalopathy, damage which until recently was commonly associated only with boxers.

(3) Extensive burning of rangelands has until recently been commonly practiced by pastoralists (and commercial ranchers).