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Terms like ideology, world war, genocide, andnuclear war entered common usage.
In the common usage, the term is now used also in a manner quite similar to stupid.
The nickname'Kiwis' for New Zealand servicemen eventually became common usage in all war theatres.
In common usage, number may refer to a symbol, a word, or a mathematical abstraction.
It's an excellent companion for off-road adventures,however it's too clunky an inconvenient for common usage.
After all, common usage of“stat” outside of these instances is referring to statistics.
The term‘victory' originally was used only in the context of war and battle, however,it has not come into common usage.
In common usage, number may refer to a symbol, a word or phrase, or the mathematical object.
The JEDEC memory standard JESD88F notes that the definitions of kilo(K), giga(G), and mega(M)based on powers of two are included only to reflect common usage.
Yet, in common usage, and even in the industry for that matter, the words are often used interchangeably.
The other leading argument put forth in the anti-split infinitive camp tends to be because that's not how people use English or speak,the“common usage” argument.
However, in common usage,"line of credit" usually refers to a lending arrangement set up directly with a bank.
Most definitions of Middle East in established dictionaries and common usage are'nations in Southwest Asia from Iran(Persia) to Egypt'.
In common usage, untested claims are often called opinions, particularly when they are untested evaluative claims(see below for a discussion of evaluative claims).
And when we have a choice between two forms of expression,‘scientifically to illustrate,' and‘to illustrate scientifically,' there seems no good reason for flying in the face of common usage.
The phrase"do it yourself" came into common usage in the 1950's in reference to home improvement projects which people might choose to complete themselves.
One of the first who helped popularize the anti-split infinitive movement, Henry Alford, Dean of Canterbury, used both arguments,though leaned more heavily on the“common usage” argument.
Most Western definitions of the"Middle East"- in both established reference books and common usage- define the region as'nations in Southwest Asia, from Iran(Persia) to Egypt'.
The simplest weighting function in common usage is based upon the inverse of the distance of the sample from the point to be estimated, usually raised to the second power, although higher or lower powers may be useful.[1].
It is mainly suitable for cans, round or square bottle,is corollary equipment of automatic product ling in common usage, to satisfying many kinds of bottle, if adjust, you need only adjust the position and height….
However, this word has fallen out of common usage and now, outside of the idiom“just desert”, is almost never used, leading to many people mistakenly thinking it's“just desserts” instead of the correct“just deserts”.
Similar to how the British The Office caused a resurgence of“said the actress to the bishop”, the American The Office spawned a huge resurgence of“that's what she said”,which had fallen out of common usage after its peak in the 1990s.
There, at the fashion capital of the world,mascara was quickly gaining popularity and common usage.[11] Elizabeth Arden and Helena Rubinstein, two giants in the American beauty industry, watched and kept abreast of its development.
Sullivan proposed that patients could keep certain aspects or components of their interpersonal relationships out of their awareness by a psychological behavior described as selective inattention- a term that has to a degree passed into common usage.
Said the actress to the Bishop” became a near extinct phrase by the 1970s, butsaw a huge resurgence in common usage relatively recently due to Ricky Gervais, playing the character David Brent in the British The Office, frequently using this wellerism.
Generational" classification of high level languages(3rd generation and later) was never fully precise and was later perhaps abandoned,with more precise classifications gaining common usage, such as object-oriented, declarative and functional.
Unlike Sanskrit, another ancient Indian language that fell out of common usage around 600 BCE and became mostly a liturgical language, Tamil has continued to develop and is now the 20thmost commonly-spoken language in the world.