For him, fresh metaphors, metaphors that have not been reduced to the commonplace, reveal a new way of seeing their referents.
In a country of Victorian slums, he had a vision to reduce the burden on women and make cleanliness commonplace.
Under these conditions we contend that to achieve evolution-based higher-order integrative learning, a reform curriculum must reduce the overall lower-order declarative knowledge and/or increase time relative to the commonplace lab.
Infection control measures should be reviewed and upgraded as necessary to reduce the spread of influenza A (H5N1) related to live poultry markets, which are commonplace across Asia.
That commonplace belief sometimes even causes people to resist well-planned organizational changes that could reduce the pressure to be available day and night.
There are fewer bureaucratic hurdles than before, and the bursting of the internet bubble has reduced the stigma of failure by making it commonplace.
Petra Kelly, a co-founder and the first leader of Germany's increasingly powerful Green Party, credited Gandhi for the now commonplace belief that having an ecologically oriented society "reduces the risk that policies of violence will be pursued in our name".
This centralized support means that software is maintained and updated on a regular basis, and it also reduces the problems associated with the high turnover of staff that is commonplace in academic environments.
However, due to the delay between ingestion and the first symptoms of poisoning, it is commonplace for patients to arrive for treatment long after ingestion, potentially reducing the efficacy of these interventions.
There the commonplace ends.
