Sentence examples for very common mode from inspiring English sources

In Korea, heated flooring system, or 'ondol', is very common mode of heating in residential setting, therefore the contribution of PVC flooring to the total indoor DEHP exposure among general population is expected to be greater especially during winter season when the floor is heated.

Thus, in species where bridging is a very common mode of locomotion, small males, by being more efficient bridgers, will enjoy more mating opportunities and thus will be better at scramble competition to reach receptive females.

Thus, in species where bridging is a very common mode of locomotion, small males, by being more efficient at bridging, will be competitively superior and enjoy more mating opportunities.

For very low noise applications, a common mode filter can be made with this material, where the two input leads to a pre-amplifier are wound as a pair around the material, so that any magnetization noise is cancelled out.

If interested in listening to Police on 42.4 MHz, or 460.15 MHz, etc. the radio will need to be capable of tuning the frequency and the very common NFM (Narrow band FM) mode.

The fatigue strength is also very important, since it relates to the ability of UHMWPE to resist cyclic damage modes, which are very common in knee components and also in hip components, although prevalent in the rims of malpositioned cups.

Walking was the common mode of travel, with very few individuals driving and cycling.

Thus, the utilization of latent TES systems (either in active or passive modes of operation) is very common in a variety of heat transfer applications.

"If you go way back 100 years ago, bedbugs were very common on trains, on buses, in taxicabs, in all modes of transport," said Dr. Potter, who had just come from New York City where he was speaking to pest control specialists.

However, if this route was very common, it should rapidly erode any association of mitochondrial variation and reproductive mode.

For example, it has become very common to determine the overall orientation of an antimicrobial peptide in a lipid bilayer in order to understand its mode of action.