Common in sentence

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That’s turbulence in action, and turbulent flows have certain characteristics in common.

Shape-retaining is common in metal: you bend a piece of aluminum foil, and it holds its place.

Now, in that little tube, I have, actually, a very common spider.

Multiply that by 365, and you're reaching the staggering number of 700,000 people dead every single year because antibiotics that were efficient 30, 20 or 10 years ago are not capable of killing very common bugs.

Now, coumarin is a very common thing, a material, in fragrance which is derived from a bean that comes from South America.

We were sharing a common cultural lexicon.

The most common kind of change in DNA is the simple swap of one letter, or base, such as C, with a different letter, such as T, G or A. In any day, the cells in your body will collectively accumulate billions of these single-letter swaps, which are also called "point mutations."

Is that very common?

Does the white bull represent Spain, the country of matadors and a common theme in Picasso’s work– or does it stand for the brutality of war?

I mean, we share the most traits in common.

I began to think a lot about how autism and PTSD have so much in common.

In many ways, the novel follows a common narrative thread where a promising youth is seduced and corrupted by the dangers of urban life.

So when you organize information using the symbols of our memory, using the most common symbols that we've been immersed in all our lives, you maximally both excite, stimulate, are able to remember, transfer and manipulate data.

And so I think, again, that it's likely that in the next decade or so these virtual worlds are going to be the most common way as human beings that we kind of use the electronics of the Internet, if you will, to be together, to consume information.

It’s an increasingly common sight in hospitals around the world: a nurse measures our height, weight, blood pressure, and attaches a glowing plastic clip to our finger.

These forms of amplification are most common in people experiencing chronic pain, which is defined as pain lasting more than 3 months.

And vitiligo is basically my immune system that feels that my melanin which is what makes color in your skin, thinks that my melanin is a disease, something similar to the common cold, so it fights it off, and that makes my skin turn white.

One of the most common aquaculture methods involves large pens made of nets, where fish are farmed offshore in floating cages roughly 1000 square meters in size.

That's just common courtesy.

The last common denominator in these two lines was 600 million years ago, and it was a worm with very few neurons, so very divergent paths but convergence of complicated behavior.

That is surprisingly common, by the way.

Now whether it's minor or major, whether it's general or specific, we can look at these examples and we can tease out some common themes.

If you take 10,000 people at random, 9,999 have something in common: their interests in business lie on or near the Earth's surface.

It's not interesting because it's so common.

And those planetary systems are going to be very common.

I had no idea that "blessed" would become one of the most common cultural cliches, one of the most used hashtags on Instagram, to celebrate barely there bikini shots, as if to say, "I am so blessed.

What if those who hire bioengineers and become them give 20 percent of their time to building defenses for the common good?

A very common public design done in the '50s.

And I write a newsletter that goes out every week, and I wrote an article about this, and it got such enormous response that I realized that design, that common design, that's in the public area means a lot to people, and establishes kind of a groundwork and a dialog.

And since that time in Amsterdam, I spent an increasing amount of time in the cities, looking at design for common evidence of design that really isn't under so much of a designer's signature.

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