Sentence examples for widely popularized from inspiring English sources

"Iron girls" is a unique phrase which has become widely popularized from the 1950s through the 1970s in China.

Since the first studies conducted by Rayner [11] around 40 years ago, the analysis of the reading behavior with the use of eye tracking systems has been widely popularized and especially in the last 10 years, thanks to the development of affordable eye trackers.

Nirvana's sudden success widely popularized alternative rock as a whole, and the band's frontman Cobain found himself referred to in the media as the "spokesman of a generation", with Nirvana being considered the "flagship band" of Generation X.

Napiontek [ 9] in 2004 introduced and widely popularized Ponseti method in Poland, and since 2007, we have been using it in our Clinic.

Collectively, these ideas may be considered the obverse of the 'hygiene hypothesis' - the widely popularized notion that the increasing prevalence of allergies in industrialized countries reflects a failure to develop the normal regulatory balance of the adaptive immune response when exposure to environmental pathogens is limited [ 94- 96].

In modern times, this concept of pagurid and lithodid evolution was brought to attention when Cunningham et al. [ 54] coined the phrase "from hermit to king" in applying molecular analysis to study hermit crab and lithodid phylogeny, and was then widely popularized [ 55].

The list included Ernest Haeckel, whose widely read books popularized Darwin's theory and advocated that the possibility that living organisms were the evolutionary outcome of the gradual transformation of lifeless gel-like matter into protoplasm, endowed with the ability to fix atmospheric CO2, in the early atmosphere, which was a widespread notion even during Darwin's lifetime.

MacLeod, 84, and the popular "Love Boat" series popularized cruising during the show's run on ABC from 1977-87.

Widely regarded as a magnified (or inflated) and popularized (or dumbed-down) sequel to (or knockoff of) "Les Noces," Stravinsky's choral ballet of 1923, "Trionfi" stands as a monument to... what?

The independent contractor model popularized by Uber has been adopted widely by tech startups providing on-demand services, though the threat of class-action litigation appears to have prompted some companies to change course.

With the emergence of increasingly extensive genome annotations for several organisms, optimization algorithms for genome-wide fluxome estimations have become well popularized.