Sentence examples for a conventional form of from inspiring English sources
What many once regarded as a means of harassment became a conventional form of advocacy.
First, a conventional form of the social force model can be derived by instantaneous-disutility-minimisation principle.
The energy generated through biochar production served to counterbalance the energy spent during the pyrolysis process and was expressed as equivalents of a conventional form of energy: in this case, natural gas.
While several studies have shown that a conventional form of Archie's law can describe porous systems, it was observed that Archie's law did not completely describe the electrical conductivity of the EPC system.
In previous studies [ 36, 37], a conventional form of sigh was found to be inadequate as a recruitment method in ARDS lungs.
Those pictures were a lot more formal than in other places it was a more conventional form of portraiture.
Fifty years ago Tuesday, an obscure Soviet Air Force lieutenant named Yuri Gagarin climbed onboard an eminently conventional form of transport — a converted city bus — and headed toward another order of vehicle altogether: a towering rocket, on top of which was mounted a gleaming spherical Vostok capsule encased in a pointed fairing.
Later, a more conventional form of administration was introduced.
The book also employed a deliberately "scattered" style; Shah wrote to Graves that its aim was to "de-condition people, and prevent their reconditioning"; had it been otherwise, he might have used a more conventional form of exposition.
Although the MPA selection process comes in a rather conventional form of governance (i.e. compliance with international rules and regulations, emphasis on state authority, and dependence on science), information seems to play a formative role, and to constitute and structure governance practice (Mol 2008).
A not so conventional form of gathering art accompanies a not so conventional art show, with a title only rivaled by mid-2000s punkpunk song titles: .
