Sentence examples for a conventional concept from inspiring English sources

The other model, referred to as linear elastic perfectly) brittle interface model (LEBIM), works for visco-elastic bodies and relies on a conventional concept of weak solution and needs no auxiliary interfacial variable.

This modified concept was evaluated according to (i) the possibility of salt precipitation in the re-boiler of the column at various salinity in the produced water (35 224 g/L) and (ii) the economic feasibility compared to a conventional concept where water is evaporated off using a single stage distillation column.

DSM diagnoses are usually taken to reflect a conventional concept of disease, despite the talk of underlying malfunction, because of their emphasis on syndromes and their lack of any causal hypotheses.

In our vignette (Table  1), the affirmative answer to the question on depressed mood in the structured interview is called into question in the conversational approach by bringing forth other experiences reported in the same thematic context, and which do not belong to any conventional concept of depressed mood (e.g., "making an experiment").

The Property Manager Some people in the Hamptons use the term "estate manager," but "property manager" seems to be a more conventional concept.

As an example, the conventional concept of "filling joints with water" is widely used in many cases, as a basic concept for the design of the water curtain system, but it is immature.

In the present study, a surprising result is the emergence of a topology with the conventional concept of Papilionoidea, i.e. Hedylidae as the sister group of the rest of Papilionoidea (Figs. 2, 3, 4, Additional files 12 and 13; 268: 84; 422: 61; 473: 51 %).

A new concept of a specific power group, proposed previously for correlating the mass transfer between a liquid and particles fixed in the liquid with a low level of turbulence, is discussed in comparison with the conventional concept of a specific power group from the Kolmogoroff theory.

The range gives an exact sense to the conventional concept of area of influence of a sample (Chiles 1999).

The conventional concept showed a high risk of NaCl precipitation in the column when the feed stream contains a high salinity.

Recent developments in behavioral science have forced a re-evaluation of the conventional concept of rationality used in game theory.