Sentence examples for A customary approach from inspiring English sources
A customary approach is to choose bond valence parameters that fit the spectroscopic single bond length for a valence of 1.0 and half the X··· X distance of a symmetric hydrogen bond for a valence of 0.5.
It says that the agreement was a customary approach to conducting collaborative research with international partners and that the reported allegations "contain significant errors in fact and in assumptions".
The observed pH dependences cannot be accounted for in terms of any customary approach to electrode kinetics.
While "The City of K". provides a decidedly narrower experience, Mr. Insua does deserve real credit for rethinking the customary approach to an exhibition of a writer's leavings.
At times they take on a normative (usual and customary) approach to the study of political institutions, and they tend to blur the line between institutions and culture.
In view of this, there should be a platform that bridges the gap between the rich manufacturing industries and the less privileged in the maintenance world or a platform that provides a face lift for the customary approach for maintenance practices.
The customary approach thus relies on a quantization of the said interval with a preassigned resolution (a typical value of is π/(10N) [27]) and, at the reception side, a bank of detection vectors, each one keyed to one of the quantized Doppler frequencies, is considered, followed by a maximum selector.
Trump's most loyal media tribune, Alex Jones, used a customary scattergun approach on Infowars.
In order to compete with Apple's iPad, Surface needed a grand introduction to the public -- something creatively at odds with a customary, agency approach.
For binary response data the customary approach to testing for treatment effects involves fitting a logistic regression model.
The customary approach in these studies has been to assume a network of replicators, where nodes represent replicator species, and edges represent interactions among them.
