It's becoming more commonplace for scientists to preregister — i.e.
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Deploying Cloudera's software in the cloud is becoming more commonplace.
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As a result, longer vesting schedules are becoming more commonplace.
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In truth, the proceedings were far more commonplace than I anticipated.
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And those problems may become more commonplace as the climate changes.
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Harrassment as a prank tactic has become more and more commonplace online.
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Britain may be lagging, but elsewhere deliberative democracy is becoming more commonplace.
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And, eventually, the company seeks to make Masterpass more commonplace than cash.
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And grand patriotic displays have become even more commonplace since 9/11.
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Now, each new black death alters the terrifying into something more commonplace.
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Incrementality is growing more commonplace with bigger marketers like Airbnb and eBay.
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Nevertheless, pets — especially dogs — are becoming more and more commonplace at weddings.
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" Congleton writes that actions like this should be more commonplace: "It's 2017.
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If it's a success, hopefully collaborations like this will become more commonplace.
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Well, at least until regular autonomous cars are more commonplace on the roads.
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Yes, as they become more commonplace and demand rises, gadgets become more affordable.
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This has become far more commonplace in today's progressive debates than ever before.
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The notion of adding tools and services into apps was becoming more commonplace.
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And such stories — while certainly anecdotal — seem to be more commonplace than ever.
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As drones become more commonplace, there are disturbing privacy implications for everyday Americans.
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The use of euros in Venezuela's hyperinflationary economy became more commonplace last year.
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The use of euros in Venezuela's hyperinflationary economy became more commonplace last year.
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Advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) are becoming more commonplace in mass-market vehicles.
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As technology becomes ever more commonplace, more devices are collecting data on us.
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Not yet—not until DNA sequencers and synthesizers become cheaper and more commonplace.
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As drones become more commonplace in the world, regulations and safety testing inevitably follows.
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You can try to avoid it, but credit card tracking is becoming more commonplace.
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And, as insurance becomes more commonplace, fewer, presumably, will be so taken by surprise. ■
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Because of this openness, Dr. Liotta only sees this trend becoming even more commonplace.
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Sweets were more commonplace, with a giant cotton candy fountain awaiting guests upon entry.
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It's far more commonplace today, and the Bucks spam it as much as possible.
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But paradoxically, even as the term becomes more commonplace, it has grown more trenchant.
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Extreme droughts have become more commonplace at a terrifying rate thanks to climate change.
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Meaning, injectables are not only becoming more commonplace, they are being also administered more frequently.
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Emotional-support animals in the workplace have become more commonplace to improve employee mental health.
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The marriage of smart cities and next-gen location-tracking apps is becoming more commonplace.
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In recent years, that kind of thing has become more commonplace on the avant-garde.
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It has to become more commonplace for people to feel really, deeply comfortable with it.
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Fund-raising rounds of over $100 million have become more commonplace than ever this year.
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Foreign buyers have become more commonplace in Colombia in the last decade, Ms. Dávila said.
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Snake encounters in the Indonesian capital are becoming more commonplace for several reasons, experts say.
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Be warned, though; 1TB smartphones likely won't be cheap, at least until they become more commonplace.
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Over time, the price of that innovation comes down as it becomes more commonplace and mainstream.
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" She explains, "I'd like to see America move toward a more commonplace, pragmatic view of nudity.
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These vets and product makers are also working to make these pain-reducing methods more commonplace.
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As the economy grew and layoffs became more commonplace, the culture no longer stigmatizes fired employees.
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"We know that these policies have become much more commonplace since" the 2016 report, Eardley said.
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It's no secret that remote work and frequent business travel are becoming more and more commonplace.
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Surveillance tech, facial recognition software, drones, and chip implants are all here—and becoming more commonplace.
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But as the term became more commonplace, its connection with notions of equality and community weakened.
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Suspensions of professional athletes have become more commonplace as drug testing and P.E.D. investigations have expanded.
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Security features and patches should become more commonplace to ensure that these devices are not exploited.
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Updates have to be carried out separately from the operating system updates that are more commonplace.
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But as sustainable beauty is becoming more and more commonplace, so too is it becoming more affordable.
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This risky practice, known as "ratchets," have become more commonplace in later-stage startups in recent years.
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Yet, the initial fear of the unknown is quickly wearing off as civilian drones become more commonplace.
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"These kinds of products will become more commonplace as acts look to market their legacy," he said.
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Commercial use of drones in fields like agriculture and construction site management are also far more commonplace.
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Jumpsuits and pantsuits are becoming more commonplace on the bridal runways, as are minidresses and matching sets.
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Assistant-powered speakers are limited to just sound, which is why smart displays are becoming more commonplace.
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As face recognition in public places becomes more commonplace, Big Brother Watch is especially concerned with false identification.
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It is a blunt tool, a bone mallet in the days when scalpels have become far more commonplace.
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As technological innovations have improved virtual reality capabilities and popularized the medium, virtual tours have become more commonplace.
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The more commonplace the type of gun violence, the more likely the victims will be abstracted, as well.
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As 4K and HDR content become more commonplace, some folks will be disappointed by the projector's 1080p resolution.
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Posts equivocating away rape, defending rapists, and denying systemic oppression of women are more commonplace than anything else.
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Heather Browning, 27, who attended Saturday's march, said conversations about abortion had become more commonplace in recent years.
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Disputes like the one over the Duchenne drug are likely to become more commonplace in the coming months.
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As artificial intelligence gets smarter and more commonplace, a pricey STEM degree might not guarantee you a job.
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These sorts of attacks are becoming more commonplace and, as mentioned before, can be avoided with good backup practices.
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The jostling of big Chinese players and global private equity firms in high-profile auctions is becoming more commonplace.
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Still, Samsung's phones today look like the first step toward a future where phones like this become more commonplace.
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SpaceX hopes to make civilian space travel more commonplace, with at least one or two trips scheduled each year.
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It's banking on an anticipated increase in demand for cobalt, as electric vehicles become more commonplace in developed economies.
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While sales of super-rare, top-quality "masterpiece" cars were strong, younger, more commonplace cars came in below expectations.
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ASL interpreters are becoming more commonplace when making major music festivals and concerts accessible to fans with hearing loss.
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It's crucial to take privacy concerns into consideration, especially as information-gathering in hiring and retention becomes more commonplace.
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"It's more commonplace to merge in a first marriage, and less common if it's a second marriage," Sterk said.
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As the file format grew more commonplace, so did the debate over how to say the acronym out loud.
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The typical range they can drive on a single charge is extending, and charging stations are becoming more commonplace.
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It also shined a bright light on something more commonplace: the F.B.I.'s practice of keeping careful, contemporaneous notes.
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But as TV adaptations become more and more commonplace, it's a strategy that's paying dividends for the best of them.
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Proposals involving diamond rings have become more commonplace over the last few decades as the wedding industry grows more lucrative.
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Despite the fact that abortion is more commonplace than appendectomies, there remains a stigma and shame around ending a pregnancy.
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As Hansson and his wife found out, AI systems are becoming more commonplace in areas that everyday people rely on.
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Early on, she was plagued by some unforced errors, which have been more commonplace since her return to the tour.
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If the world's nations take no action on global warming, extremely hot days are expected to become much more commonplace.
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Be creative, and don't feel you have to model your new organism on more commonplace animals you might see daily.
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In other words, not that long ago, commutations were much more commonplace than Cuomo is allowing them to be now.
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As these incidents become more commonplace, so have trainings and drills that prepare teachers and students for a potential active shooter.
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You'll need to pick up a USB-C PD wall plug separately, but those are finally starting to become more commonplace.
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Nowhere is a political debate more commonplace than around the extended family dinner table – but it's important to keep things civil.
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They might just have to think of another way to make the flying robots less disturbing until drones become more commonplace.
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The idea is for Snap to become the preferred place to launch an AR lens as augmented reality becomes more commonplace.
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And egg freezing parties, where women sip wine, snack on hors d'oeuvres and discuss their future fertility have become more commonplace.
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Given cost-competitiveness, state-level renewable-energy mandates and complementary technology advances, solar power is likely to become even more commonplace.
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As renewable energy becomes more commonplace, seeing solar in use might provoke more consumers to consider renewable energy options at home.
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As medical marijuana use continues to rise in the RCMP, so too is it becoming more commonplace within the Canadian army.
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They meet inside a virtual representation of Tangier – a unique experience that I'm sure will become more commonplace in the coming years.
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Non-malware attacks will become more commonplace, more advanced and more frequent, and security practitioners everywhere need to be on high alert.
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As built-in wireless protocols like Qi grew more and more commonplace, the company came to realize its current approach wouldn't work.
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It'll be interesting to revisit this list in a few quarters to see if that pattern changes, and profits become more commonplace.
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Vaden (a business manager), Wasser, and Wallack agree that prenups are more commonplace with older people, especially people who've been married before.
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It's a trend that surely no celebrity wants to be a part of, but seems to be becoming more and more commonplace.
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Talk of trimming unions has become more commonplace, even as local growers continue to threaten to get machines to do their processing.
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As people disembarked, public health officials took their temperatures — a measure that was becoming more commonplace as the virus spiraled in China.
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But as breaches become more commonplace, few companies remember the actual incident itself — or even the number of users or customers affected.
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However, after that -- the time when minimally invasive radical hysterectomies grew more commonplace -- survival rates steadily dropped by about 0.8% per year.
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From there, move through the 1920s and '30s where the notion of taking candid photographs in a public space became more commonplace.
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However, it's not unlikely that in the near future, armed drones will come to be more commonplace in this region, according to Koh.
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But again, the idea is that as EVs become less strange and more commonplace, adoption rates will presumably pick up — and even accelerate.
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As far as what it would lead to in the future, I just assumed computers would become more and more commonplace in school.
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Some of today's smartphones can already be clipped into headsets and turned into a VR setup, and this will only become more commonplace.
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The practice of using random people on the other side of the globe to read your private communications is actually becoming more commonplace.
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What is new is the reality that even though these kinds of clothes look otherworldly now, they're already becoming more commonplace and widespread.
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Townsend, who represented VMware in connection with the Dell-EMC deal, said transactions of that size or larger may become much more commonplace.
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But as harmful as the deadly THC ingredient of marijuana is, over the last few years, reefering has become more commonplace in American culture.
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Though bra sales have been steadily declining — and bralettes and #FreeTheNipple have become more commonplace — going sans bra is still considered a rebellious act.
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But algorithmic decision-making has been deeply scrutinized in recent years as it's become more commonplace in local government, especially with respect to policing.
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"The UK's corporate crown jewels are on sale and because of the devalued pound these kinds of acquisitions could become more commonplace," he said.
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He added that artificial intelligence becomes more commonplace in areas such as the next generation 5G wireless standard, smart medical technology and quantum computing.
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The government says full-scale encryption has complicated the job of law enforcement both in thwarting extremist attacks and in investigating more commonplace crimes.
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Dangerously long shifts in the taxi and for-hire vehicle industry are becoming more commonplace as competition heats up between yellow cabs and Uber.
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And that's not taking into account the market meltdowns in emerging countries, which are more commonplace anyway, like those in Russia, Turkey and Argentina.
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This idea of 'zero waste' is becoming much more more commonplace, but I think that it's an unattainable goal to be completely zero-waste.
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It's indicative of how one of the main white nationalist ideas — that white people are being replaced — is becoming more commonplace around the world.
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Smart agriculture is already becoming more commonplace among farmers, and high tech farming is quickly becoming the standard thanks to agricultural drones and sensors.
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Because the only reason Apple has rules about fingerprinting phones is that, in the past, it was far more commonplace than you may have realized.
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Nielsen ratings do not account for online viewing, which has grown sharply in recent years and is far more commonplace than even four years ago.
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Although this concept car still very much looks like a car, it's what's on the inside that means more once autonomous cars are more commonplace.
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As for how that process will evolve in the future, when video becomes more commonplace on Reddit, Motamedia says the company is weighing its options.
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As psychedelics once again become more commonplace, however, our understanding of HPPD, how it works, and who is most prone to it is still evolving.
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Shows of force by the Chinese military in the Taiwan Strait, the narrow strip of water that divides the two, are also becoming more commonplace.
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Since January, market volatility has become more commonplace, in part because of Trump's aggressive trade moves and the responses they elicit from major trading partners.
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Still, Fink hopes that, over time and as awareness increases, offering direct services and shelter to male victims of family violence will become more commonplace.
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Still, most carmakers expect the share of electric cars to grow quickly as the technology improves, prices fall and public charging stations become more commonplace.
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CVC funds, a familiar feature of innovative sectors such as tech and pharmaceuticals, have become more commonplace among carmakers since the 2008-9 financial crisis.
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It is in part because of that fact that cuddling has only recently become more commonplace among the subset of men Anderson studied, male student athletes.
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But researchers found that the reindeer had also shifted north to find cooler grounds and escape mosquitoes, which are becoming more commonplace as the region warms.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Anti-Jewish sentiment is generally becoming more commonplace in Britain, a charity that provides security advice to the country's Jewish communities said on Thursday.
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However, the CST said there was nothing to explain the rise seen in the last two years, indicating anti-Jewish sentiment was generally becoming more commonplace.
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The question of releasing footage raises privacy and transparency issues that police departments across the country have grappled with as body cameras have become more commonplace.
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Spark is a solid product for a relatively low cost, and it seems inevitable that drones will become more commonplace at parks, beaches and tourist attractions.
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Pets became more commonplace among middle-class levels of society at the end of the 18th century, and they began showing up in more people's portraits.
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That might be changing, Flegel noted, as metabolite-detecting technology continues to improve and recreational marijuana use in everyday situations (like behind the wheel) becomes more commonplace.
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Before responsive web design became more commonplace, many site owners built a separate, simpler and sometimes less informative version of their site for their mobile web visitors.
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With the rise of kids content on the YouTube platform, million-dollar sales like that of Little Baby Bum have a good shot at becoming more commonplace.
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I would expect it won't be the event viewing where people get together that it used to be, just because, again, lesbians are much more commonplace now.
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A report in February by the Community Security Trust, a charity that provides security advice to Britain's Jewish communities, said anti-Jewish sentiment was becoming more commonplace.
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"I think it's more commonplace than people realize," says Alice Boghosian, an American Dental Association spokesperson and a clinical instructor at the University of Illinois at Chicago.
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They power the autonomous vehicles that Google and Uber have invested heavily in, for example, and back personal assistant applications that are becoming more commonplace in smartphones.
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But Mr. Campion, who has been known to tweet his own mock dialogues, says that these types of tweets have become far more commonplace this election cycle.
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I can't help thinking it's possible that "AI voice," subvocalizing to your personal thinking machine, will become a thing as this kind of system becomes more commonplace.
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But VR gear became more commonplace and less costly over time, and by the 90s, VR tech had made its way into video games (notably, Sega VR).
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PARIS — The sight of two Italian men playing each other at a major tennis tournament, as happened Tuesday at the French Open, will only become more commonplace.
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Prudence would question whether a given moment requires transformation or mere governance — whether we are actually hurtling toward the abyss or whether these are more commonplace times.
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"While certainly not typical or prevalent, theses occurrences are perhaps far more commonplace than many in our industry would like to openly admit or discuss," Lloyd said.
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Certainly, as rates of obesity and diabetes rise in children and sedentary lifestyles become more commonplace, poor cardiovascular health is increasingly becoming a problem of the young.
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She also warned that such events could become more commonplace as the frequency of severe weather events increases, which scientists say could occur due to climate change.
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To be fair, the George R.R. Martin books on which the series is based establish a premise in which the mythic and epic will become more commonplace.
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State-of-the-art defenses generally rely on examining what the attack software is doing, rather than the more commonplace technique of analyzing software code for danger signs.
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The flooding in Maryland fits within the broader context of how human-caused climate change is altering our atmosphere, making these extreme events more commonplace in the future.
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I can't help thinking it's possible that "AI voice," speaking lowly to your personal thinking machine, will become a thing as this kind of system becomes more commonplace.
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As plumbing became more commonplace, the family bathroom was replaced with separate en suite bathrooms, and in the '60s larger-sized tubs and whirlpools became all the rage.
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In a time where mass shootings have become tragically more commonplace, the recent string of shootings in Gilroy, El Paso, and Dayton have shaken us to our core.
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The more commonplace the word has become over the past few years, the more it has come to describe a condition that exists on a very wide spectrum.
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But now, as healing crystals continue to rise in mainstream popularity, it's becoming more commonplace for even muggles to keep a wand handy — especially if it's made of selenite.
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With advances in voice recognition and screen-reading software and Apple's dedicated effort to create a screen navigation system for the blind, stories like Danowsky's are becoming more commonplace.
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The rides and sightings are more commonplace in hubs around the U.S., like the San Francisco Bay Area, Las Vegas, Phoenix, parts of Texas, Michigan, Boston, and even Ohio.
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With the holidays fast approaching, time with extended family becomes more commonplace for many children, and with those gatherings comes the question of how to show love and appreciation.
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These types of post-season tours have become more commonplace in recent years and are seen as a way to maximize commercial opportunities away from their domestic fan base.
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As it becomes more commonplace for developers begin to build these sorts of features into traditional games, it lays the groundwork for adapting them for HTML5 browser-based games.
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But without laboratory testing, there&aposs no way to tell for sure if a person has the novel coronavirus and not a more commonplace viral illness like the flu.
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The strategy of trading in distressed bonds is more commonplace in mature markets, with recognisable names such as Elliot Management and Aurelius Capital known for their aggressive recovery tactics.
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A report in February by the Community Security Trust, a charity that provides security advice to the country's Jewish communities, said anti-Jewish sentiment was becoming more commonplace in Britain.
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It's the sort of device that makes you feel like you're living in a future that would be more commonplace if only computer companies were just a little more daring.
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This, the company says, will help power future self-driving systems as autonomous cars become more commonplace and the software that powers them grows increasingly more demanding and data-driven.
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The kind of connection I forged with this evolving crew of British, American, and Australian racing commentators is more commonplace in this era of podcasts and personality-led media ventures.
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There are still instances of policyholders attempting to seek recovery for cyber-related losses under such policies, but the purchase of stand-alone cyber coverage is becoming much more commonplace.
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The ban starts April 1st The drumbeat to ban the batteries from passenger planes has been growing over the last year, especially as they become more commonplace in the market.
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Gallimore doesn't think these skills are limited to women by any means, but they could become more commonplace if more women were given high-level coaching jobs with both genders.
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Where the original shied away from elaborating too much on the complications of divorce and remarriage, the 19903 remake addressed a generation for whom divorce had become much more commonplace.
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Bee Parents unequivocally approach childhood as a structured, education-intensive time to build human capital, making the idea of "spelling careers," as spellers call them, and other childhood "careers" more commonplace.
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Voice assist will become much more commonplace, and the smart home will integrate with the smart car — so as you drive away, your home will know to turn the heat down.
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As Artificial Intelligence and robots become more commonplace in our rapidly progressing technological world the question of who's to blame when a robot kills a human has entered the national dialogue.
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Plus, it satisfies that most important quality for a camera: it's more likely to be with you and usable, which is the key to making this kind of media more commonplace.
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To be clear, the bright brow trend isn't new â€" people have been trying it out for years â€" but it seems poised to become more commonplace in the coming months.
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While vaping is indeed helping teens move away from more carcinogenic forms of consuming nicotine, it also has the detrimental effect of making drug use seem more commonplace, cosmetic and convenient.
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A few years ago, Oregon found itself in a position that you'd think would be more commonplace: It was able to evaluate the impact of a substantial, expensive health policy change.
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Sullivan said it's becoming more commonplace for autonomous vehicle companies to have a tele-operations team — not because autonomous systems are bad, but "because they need that human intervention still relatively frequently."
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He'd been previously disciplined twice for the same behavior, according to PennLive, which also cited a warden and a U.S. attorney who said such incidents were becoming more commonplace in prisons nationwide.
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Ketamine, an anesthetic drug that gives users an antidepressant effect and that can be taken orally, nasally, or intravenously, may be more commonplace at parties than previously thought, a new study found.
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Talking Tables Prosecco Pong, available at Amazon, $16.75Giving a bottle of champagne or prosecco may be more commonplace, but this game is a more fun way to ring in their next chapter.
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Entry-exit screening at all land ports would add to the costs, but the price of digital fingerprint scanners has come down in recent years as their use has become more commonplace.
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While Hill's circumstances may be extreme, it is the kind of situation that could become more commonplace as more lawmakers arrive in Washington with an extensive digital footprint, lawmakers and aides say.
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Mayor said being with Sierra, who had grown up in the United States, where gay relationships on women's sports teams were more commonplace, had helped her to be more accepting of herself.
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There's still a lot of work to do on UX for autonomous cars, including things like figuring out how to signal to a rider which vehicle is theirs once they become more commonplace.
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That was pretty unique last year, but in the time since that feature was first introduced, it has become more commonplace, now offered on almost every high-end camera drone on the market.
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As the "donju" have earned money in the unofficial economy, the flaunting of wealth has become more commonplace, especially in Pyongyang where those with access to political capital are often the wealthiest traders.
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As these breaches became more commonplace and much larger in scale, big banks and card issuers became weary of shouldering the financial burden and needed to find a way to offload these costs.
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It is well accepted that in the interim stages before we reach level 5 or full autonomy, semi autonomous driving technology that goes well beyond cruise control will become more and more commonplace.
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"It becomes more commonplace obviously, these shooting situations in our country, but until you're one of the ones inside a building like that it is really hard to describe," Sergeant Francis told reporters.
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While some big names borrowers tapped long-term money earlier in the year, 10 and 30-year tranches have become more commonplace of late as risk aversion fades and investors hunt for yield.
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Carlin also predicted that hacking sanctions against other countries – which were outlined in an executive order in April of last year but have never be enforced – would begin being a more commonplace occurrence.
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And that same globalization of tactics — through migration of coaches and players — has made it more commonplace to see a team from soccer's "G20," like Senegal or Japan, beat a G-7 team.
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"As an institution, we recognize the efficiencies that these new digital assets bring to businesses and do feel that in the years to come they will become more and more commonplace," Ciocca said.
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"While I am very pleased to see a new felony for cases like Tim's, I am concerned there is now less leverage for prosecutions for the more commonplace hazing cases," Miller told Reuters.
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Even as the casual use of class A drugs like cocaine has become more commonplace in the UK, nothing comes close to the sanctity of downing a rainbow coalition of flavored vodka every weekend.
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But if having to account for Scope 3 emissions becomes more commonplace, it may also force resource companies to put pressure on customers to become more efficient and less carbon-intensive in their operations.
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While Buffett specifically used GNP in his ratio, we are going to use GDP instead, because (1) it's more commonplace and easier for investors to find, and (2) GDP and GNP track very closely.
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This will certainly come with some difficulties, but as reliance on cloud computing becomes more commonplace, it seems a likely direction for developers, much at the behest of their publishers, to begin to take.
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But as they make more money and material benefits become more commonplace — such as medical insurance, 401k matching contributions and paid time off — workers want companies to invest in non-material benefits as well.
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"[I]t's certainly prescient that a festival in the early 80s attempted to meld the worlds of music and technology, something that is obviously more commonplace today with the SXSW festival and others," Shout!
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In modern times, a bow tie is most often worn to add an element of your personal style to a look, and it's becoming more commonplace to see bow ties worn with casual attire.
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"EternalBlue, which was previously only used by nation state actors, is now becoming much more commonplace in malware leveraged by your average cybercriminal," Bryan York, director of services at CrowdStrike, told me on the phone.
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Though her case seems extreme, similar treatment of undocumented people, regardless of age and health, is becoming more and more commonplace: "Immigration arrest under the Trump Administration has increased by 40 percent," said Representative Castro.
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A drone crashed into a passenger plane last week in Canada, renewing safety concerns about unmanned aircraft and raising questions about how best to enforce regulations now that drones are becoming more and more commonplace.
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As coding abilities become more commonplace among traders and other finance positions, Wall Street banks like State Street are seeing a demand for individuals with stronger soft skills like critical thinking and creative problem solving.
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Then one night, as we sat in her car, I learned that the biggest impediment to our relationship wasn't that I was a boy with two X chromosomes, but something much more commonplace: my heritage.
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And it would just be interesting if it was more commonplace and accepted for the eject button, and for an actual incentives in that instance, that sort of take care of everyone at that moment.
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In a world where Amazon Alexa and Siri make talking to our devices more commonplace in our non-work lives, it makes sense that companies are trying to bring that same kind of interaction to work.
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An analysis of intraday volatility across major equity, bond and currency markets shows that episodes of sudden, extreme market volatility has become more commonplace in the last two years, even though implied volatility has been contained.
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"With the inclusion factor increasing further, instances of foreign ownership reaching its limit will likely become more commonplace if local regulation does not change," said Charles Sunnucks, fund manager for emerging markets at Jupiter Asset Management.
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I'm here to tell you pulling a goaltender that quickly should be more commonplace and if Laviolette had done it after the first garbage goal, maybe the Predators are in the conference finals instead of the Jets.
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Sex education in schools seemingly hasn't evolved past the Mean Girls "you will get pregnant and die" speech, and slideshows of gory-looking STIs are still more commonplace than infographics on how to find your G-spot.
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To get at least a very rough idea of when middle-class millionaires could be more commonplace, we took a look at what would happen if recent trends in wealth growth were to continue into the future.
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But in recent years, tattoos have become more commonplace, slowly migrating from the underbelly of society to the bellies of ordinary citizens (and their arms, legs and backs), aided by their ubiquitous exposure in global pop culture.
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It also obviously harks back to a time when such "flip" phones were far more commonplace, injecting both a sense of nostalgia and freshness at the same time — as the Motorola Razr did in its own way.
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In this case, as in more commonplace discoveries of security flaws, U.S. officials weigh what intelligence they could gather by keeping the flaws secret against the risk to U.S. companies and individuals if adversaries find the same flaws.
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If you don't tend to wear sunglasses regularly, they can be slightly intrusive or bothersome, but I can only imagine that as Spectacles become more commonplace, versions with clear lenses will be released for indoor use as well.
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In 2005, before medical and recreational cannabis policies became more commonplace across the US, Denver residents voted to legalize possession of up to an ounce of cannabis for individuals over the age of 21 within the city limits.
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In neighborhoods and at price points where inventory is tight and bidding wars almost a certainty, the financing-free strategy at the bargaining table has become more commonplace — and more or less imperative, some real estate brokers say.
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Luciana Berger, a Jewish Labour lawmaker who listed the attacks upon her because of her faith, said she felt that anti-Semitism in the party was "now more commonplace, it is more conspicuous and it is more corrosive".
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It was during Roof's era—the Trayvon Martin era, the Ferguson era, the Obama era—that seeing race war threats reformulated as predictions of a full-on second Civil War started becoming more commonplace on far-right forums.
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And Hawking's fame raised the visibility of speech-generating technologies, helping them seem more commonplace than weird for people all over the world — both those who might need SGDs and those who might encounter others using them to communicate.
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Middle distance running success for Kenya is much more commonplace and there were one-twos for the East African nation in the men's 1,500m, where Elijah Manangoi won gold, and the women's 5,000m, where Hellen Obiri took the title.
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It is unusual for underwriters to approach this money directly but it has become more commonplace of late on difficult deals that haven't found a natural home with CLOs and credit funds – the typical buyers of syndicated leveraged loans.
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These days that sort of live blanket coverage (for example, a certain plane crash on CNN) has become far more commonplace but had been considered anathema to the very fiber of what a news network ought to be doing.
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Even with almost three years to make sense of the cyberattack, which foreshadowed corporate and governmental hacking that has now become much more commonplace, Ms. Pascal said the events of late 19633 still seem too absurd to be true.
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While that attack is far from practical for any real spy or criminal, it's one the researchers argue could become more likely over time, as DNA sequencing becomes more commonplace, powerful, and performed by third-party services on sensitive computer systems.
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The inability to hear what someone else is saying — an ailment that afflicts many people as they get older — underscores the isolation that is far more commonplace and deeply embedded in this society than we want or care to admit.
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Olivia Wilde Although queer teenage characters have become much more commonplace on TV over the past two decades, it wasn't until last year that a mainstream, wide-release teen movie — the romantic comedy Love, Simon — featured a gay lead character.
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The preoccupation with the closet also presents a tricky narrative hurdle for filmmakers wishing to tell a coming out story: How can these films keep their protagonists' central problem compelling when real life has made it feel so much more commonplace?
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"Looking slightly deeper into the crystal ball, changes in the demand for different types of skills are likely to continue as electric mining equipment and vehicles become more commonplace, and robots replace human miners, especially in more dangerous environments," she said.
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And the specific language that Halle used ("it's critical they see this on the air") has become more commonplace among political strategists seeking to stretch the limits on coordination without breaking the law — though they typically aren't broadcast on Twitter.
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"Stet" — the title refers to a proofreading term that means "let stand" — is at its best and most sophisticated when it examines the attraction that extreme and graphic reports of sexual assault hold, as opposed to blurrier, more commonplace narratives.
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The play, directed by Tony Speciale, may not always tell its own story confidently, but it's a sophisticated exploration of the attraction that extreme and graphic reports of sexual assault hold, as opposed to blurrier, more commonplace narratives (24111:21).
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The play, directed by Tony Speciale, may not always tell its own story confidently, but it's a sophisticated exploration of the attraction that extreme and graphic reports of sexual assault hold, as opposed to blurrier, more commonplace narratives (1:40).
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As the large cloud infrastructure vendors jockey for position, these types of services offerings should become more commonplace, and it's far easier for companies like Microsoft and Amazon to simply open up the checkbook than it is to build it themselves.
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As an example, the researchers found that wearing brown shoes with a business suit was generally considered unacceptable among British investment bankers, but a similar judgment did not apply to bankers from Continental Europe, where brown shoes were more commonplace.
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It's becoming more commonplace to hear folks say, "No one knows who can win" — a commentary on many Democrats' unhappiness with Biden as the presumptive nominee and a nod to the disappointment they still feel from Hillary Clinton's shocking 2016 loss.
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Noting that measles outbreaks are becoming more commonplace in the United States as well as Europe, Dr. Hviid said: U.S. researchers concluded that even a 5 percent reduction in vaccination coverage would triple measles cases, with significant health economic costs.
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By the end of this century, heat waves are forecast to become more commonplace, with high temperatures at airports around the globe predicted to soar anywhere from 7.2 to 14.4 degrees above current levels by 2080, according to the study.
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The mobile payments market in India has taken off after years of anticipation as broadband networks, and high-speed 4G cellphone networks have become more commonplace, said Amit Goel, co-founder of GrowthPraxis and managing director of LTP, a financial technology research site.
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When the graphic violence that was the studio's main selling point became more commonplace in films following the New Hollywood revolution of the late 1960s, Hammer added more sexual material to its films in an effort to continue to appeal to exploitation audiences.
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The catalog, prepared by the little-known Indian-based vendor Aglaya, also offered distributed denial-of-service or DDoS as a service, and a wide range of other more commonplace products such as computer and smartphone spyware, or alleged industrial control systems exploits.
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Most of Qwest's content comes from European television, where public funding for these kinds of programs is often greater and interest in jazz is more commonplace than in the United States, though most of the content focuses on jazz musicians based in America.
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In contrast to its sister show The Bachelor, The Bachelorette is made even sillier by, well, its men Instead of watching 25 ladies descend on one man — an act that's more commonplace than you'd think; have you ever been to a bar in New York?
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Brown, for his part, is laying the groundwork for a potential run by touting his populism and connection to the working class, and in doing so he has pushed back on the migration toward Medicare for all that's more commonplace among the other Democratic contenders.
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Fast forward 45 years: Dad-accompanied visits to the pediatrician are more commonplace, and the American Academy of Pediatrics last month released a report, "Fathers' Roles in the Care and Development of Their Children," documenting the myriad benefits to children of positive father engagement.
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As the US government prepares for a potential months-long fight against Covid-19, extroverts will need to learn to create their own plans on how they might manage their own psyche as social distancing, quarantines and shelter in place orders become more commonplace.
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The notion of lifting a starting pitcher from a no-hit bid has become far more commonplace over the last few years — the Los Angeles Dodgers on Friday completed a combined no-hitter started by 23-year-old Walker Buehler against the San Diego Padres.
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Colombo port regularly hosts ships from numerous navies, including the US. But as China's own navy becomes more 'blue water' [as in, able to move in open oceans around the world and not just in its own surrounding waters] these appearances will be more commonplace.
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As the practice of offloading computations to the cloud becomes more commonplace, this helps lay the groundwork for games in general to be always-connected, and helps define the kind of bandwidth requirements that one can expect in order to play the latest and greatest games.
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As robots have become more commonplace on the battlefield, fear has grown that they may be on their way to becoming too independent, too intelligent, and too autonomous, able to do more and more on their own without being steered from afar by human control or restriction.
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In countries where environmental threats such as air pollution and poor air quality have become more problematic, deaths from these diseases may become more commonplace, suggests Holly Nelson-Becker, an expert in social gerontology at Brunel University in London, who was not involved in the study.
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So as drones, not to mention armed drones, become more commonplace, while the US moves to use autonomous robots underwater and China builds a great underwater wall of robots, using sea drones, international law governing how all these developments engage with each other will need to be ironed out.
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E-commerce is a huge area that was one of the first big businesses to gain traction online when people first started going on the web, and it continues to grow as the idea of spending money virtually, and giving users an 'omnicommerce' experience, both become ever more commonplace.
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M.I.T. is at the forefront of this cross-disciplinary movement with its institutional commitment, but it is drawing on a legacy of artists who are interested in science that dates back to Leonardo da Vinci and that has proliferated as technology has become ever more commonplace and accessible.
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But the evidence suggests that it has become more commonplace and systematic since then, to the point that leading Hungarian and international experts have labeled the post-2010 Fidesz regime a "kleptocracy" — that is, a government whose central aim is stealing from its citizens to enrich its leaders.
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Of course larger, organized investors — including adventurous corporations or early moving VC firms — are a key component when a company sells tens of millions of dollars of coins, but ensuring that there is space for smaller parties is going to be an ever critical challenge as ICOs become more commonplace.
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In an age where more people are turning to streaming services such as Hulu and PlayStation Vue for their fix, and with 4K becoming more commonplace, a data cap with only 1.100TB of data leaves many Comcast users looking to see what they can do to deal with the situation.
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"Consciousness of environmentally sound and ethically responsible production has become more commonplace, which has made sustainability more of a fundamental premise in the industry, and at the same time more binding," she said, stressing that the acceleration of production alongside the increasing awareness of sustainability is a major paradox and issue in the industry.
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He claims the overall increased productivity that will come with self-driving trucks might help stave off a projected driver's shortage in the coming years — but other business leaders, most notably Elon Musk, are more concerned about the potential job losses that are bound to hit the transportation sector when autonomous vehicles are more commonplace.
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In general, we're a lot better integrated into television, and we're a lot more realistically portrayed... My guess is it will struggle a little bit more to get the same attention it got for the original, because now it's much more commonplace to have lesbian characters, and that's partly due to The L Word.
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While hostility to Jews is often associated with right-wing politics, under the Labour Party's most left-wing leader in recent history, anti-Semitism is now "more conspicuous, more commonplace and more corrosive" than at any time she can remember, according to Ms. Berger, who is the parliamentary chairwoman of the Jewish Labour Movement.
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Medical dramas may be more commonplace on TV today, but Grey's has continued to stay relevant, not only because of its plotlines that make us sob for hours (okay, maybe even years), but also because it's never failed to amplify strong women and throw them into relatable situations that demonstrate just how fearless and powerful they are.
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" It's an incredible interview and deserves to be watched in its entirety—one that some on Twitter wish was more commonplace in the US. Still, Maitlis doesn't get around to asking one of the most pressing questions about the book—namely what exactly Spicer meant when he called Trump "a unicorn riding a unicorn over a rainbow.
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Apple will need something more compelling to convince people why they need an Apple TV. Adding 4K video streaming support will be a good first step towards making the Apple TV more competitive with the Fire TV and Roku Ultra, especially now that 4K TVs are more commonplace in homes than before, but it'll only be catch-up.
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Ri helped bring in somewhere between $50 million and $100 million for North Korean elites, and was handsomely rewarded with luxuries most North Koreans couldn't dream of in years past: a car, a color TV and some extra cash on the side, once rarities in the communist state but more commonplace now in the capital, Pyongyang.
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Soccer Mommy's trick is to combine several smaller, more commonplace tropes in the service of a grander narrative: the breathy sneer, the vocal ache that signals adolescent misery and gender solidarity, the guitar distortion whose rawness correlates with lyrical introspection, the diaristic illusion, the tunes that sound catchy in your head and abrasive when she sings them.
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At a time when it seems as if every new development offers increasingly chic model units, and as upscale home staging becomes ever more commonplace, a number of developers in New York are taking showcase apartments to the next logical step – offering complete turnkey homes to buyers through furniture packages, interior design consultations and move-in-ready apartments where all the decorating is already done.
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But even as self-managed abortion becomes more commonplace, how exactly it works is still largely misunderstood: A recent study from the Kaiser Family Foundation found that 48 percent of people think emergency contraceptive pills (like Plan B) can be used to end an early pregnancy, and just 36 percent of women of reproductive age had ever heard of medication abortion, or abortion with pills.
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But increasingly facial recognition is moving out of the labs and into the domain of big business, as companies such as Microsoft, Amazon, Facebook, and Google stake their futures on AI. And as consumers are increasingly aware of the power of the data they leave like breadcrumbs across the internet, facial-recognition datasets are becoming a flash point for worries about privacy and a future where surveillance may be more commonplace.
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Playlist: "Asatoya Yunta" from Paraiso / "Fujiyama Mama" from Paraiso / "Fuku Wa Uchi, Oni Wa Soto" from Hosono House / "Hum Ghar Sajan" from Cochin Moon / "Madam Consul General of Madras" from Cochin Moon / "Sayonara The Japanese Farewell Song" from Bon Voyage Co. By 1982, digital synthesizers were becoming more and more commonplace in studios, in part thanks to a worldwide boom in electronics manufacturing led by Japanese companies like Akai, Roland, Yamaha, Korg, and other internationally-recognized names.
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It's also entirely possible that they just didn't want to take a chance with Bryan's health—he did have a particularly scary moment in a match against Randy Orton during the buildup to his WrestleMania triumph, when a "stinger" caused him to temporarily lose feeling in his arms and ended in the first medical stoppage of a match in the modern era, something that might feel more commonplace now, but at the time was extremely rare.
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Walmart is putting 17,000 Oculus Go headsets in its stores to help train employees in VR This isn't remotely a consumer solution and seems to definitely be a fringe enterprise product in its current iteration, but as virtual reality systems begin becoming more commonplace in workplace settings, it's not unreasonable that these companies are going to want input methods to become more realistic and shift away from controllers toward VR gloves that can translate more directly what people have been trained in.
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