Sentence examples for a conventional detail from inspiring English sources

Coupling beams reinforced by means of a conventional detail, with longitudinal bars parallel to the span of the beam, may experience sliding shear failure near the beam ends at which flexural cracks caused by reversed cyclic loading come across one another (Paulay 1971).

However, providing all conventional details of I-shaped columns, such as panel zone doubler plates, is not applicable.

The combination of measurements provides an image with far better detail than a conventional mammogram, which uses x-rays.

And in its unrelenting abstraction it eschews many of the details of a conventional building.

Thus by employing OCL and SOIL, it is possible to describe any operation in a declarative way and in an operational way on the modeling level without going into the details of a conventional programming language.

The details of a conventional behavioral test battery are described in Data S1.

This size enables the preparation of a truly macroscale nanostructured material that can be observed with a conventional optical microscope and permits detailed characterization of the optical-enhancing properties of the nanostructures.

While he has learned the financial side of Genentech, he concedes that he lacks the love of administrative detail to run a conventional pharmaceuticals giant.

The Last Supper takes a conventional form but with an unusual detail: a young woman, nude above the waist, bathes in the background, an Urhobo water-spirit, a Niger Delta Magdalene.

With a fastidious accretion of detail rather than a conventional spick-and-span story arc, and a portrayal of its main character for which the phrase "warts and all" would be an understatement, it would be wrong to suggest that it is an orthodox or undemanding watch.

But in the free-text part of the article, embedded in the CIF as distinct data fields, we do not expect authors to mark up their commentary in any greater detail than in a conventional article.