Stenting, which became common in the late 1990s, costs less, is not as invasive as open-heart surgery and involves shorter recovery times.
Now, it turns out my DNA is devoid of the mutation that eases the digestion of milk after infancy, which became common in Europeans after the domestication of cows.
Israelis in their 50's remember an Old City they could not enter, dangled before their eyes by the Hashemite king; Palestinians of all ages hate Israeli checkpoints and searches, which became common with the intifada.
Until the 20th-century trumpet revival ousted the cornet from the orchestra, it frequently was used for trumpet parts as well as for genuine cornet parts, which became common in French orchestration from the time of Hector Berlioz (1803 69).
They are too vulnerable to default, which becomes common during a recession.
In this brief overview, I describe one aspect of Avicenna's truth-conditions for modal propositions which became common doctrine among later Arabic logicians.
Donnelly's invention takes the diesel-electric back to its roots, since this kind of locomotive, which became common in long-distance hauling only after World War II, had first been used decades earlier in rail-yard switching.
To summarise [2, 3], what is meant by a subjective approach under the interpretative paradigm, according to the ontological interpretation, reality is not an objective factor in everyday life, but it is the result of a common construction, which becomes common reality through communication.
The protagonist sounds like a "colonial administrator", and his reference to seeking a newer world (57) echoes the phrase "New World", which became common during the Renaissance.
On clear days, which become more common in colder weather, it is possible to see a blue stretch of Long Island Sound.
