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commonly

[kom-uhn-lee] / ˈkɒm ən li /


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It was Elon Musk’s gamble that a company could be built on a vehicle powered by what was commonly dismissed by rivals at the time as essentially laptop batteries.

From The Wall Street Journal

The team built their system using a 3D U-Net architecture, a type of convolutional neural network commonly used in scientific and medical image analysis.

From Science Daily

Supporters commonly told the BBC that issues with organisation and the authorities occurred more often than risks posed by rival fans.

From BBC

The federal lawsuits, which originally targeted organized crime, are commonly filed in big civil disputes because they allow for triple damages.

From Los Angeles Times

About 50.9 million items of aspirin were prescribed in the UK between January and October last, the NPA said, making it one of the most commonly prescribed drugs in the country.

From BBC