Sentence examples for a pair of conventional from inspiring English sources
Instead of windows it will have a "multiplex digital cabin"—a thin-screen video display either side of the passenger compartment that would be fed with a live view taken by six exterior cameras (a pair of conventional windows would be retained).
Work on a pair of conventional rail lines in the Midwest is grinding to a stop now that Ohio and Wisconsin have elected Republican governors who are threatening to spurn $1.2 billion in federal rail money that their Democratic predecessors had sought and won.
Notice that q also has its own envelope, which is created in Phase 1, and the data structure to store the envelope is a pair of conventional arrays.
Based on duality algorithm and a simple algorithm, the pair of two-level mathematical programs is transformed into a pair of conventional geometric programs.
Tied, however, with the Jetta Hybrid is a pair of conventional gasoline cars with no electric drive of any degree: the Smart ForTwo and the Scion iQ – marketed in Europe and Asia as the Toyota iQ.
The aircraft's landing gear consisted of airbags at the end of each arm of the frame along with a large rubber float in the middle, allowing for amphibious capability, although this arrangement was later replaced by a pair of conventional helicopter-type skids.
Nine landscapes were selected differing in percent intensively used agricultural area (IAA), each with a pair of organic and conventional winter wheat fields and a pair of organic and conventional mown meadows.
In a suitcase, a handful of flat-packed tops takes less room than a single extra pair of conventional shoes.
In an unusual twist, a pair of screens that alternated "Battle" with conventional museum fare at the real-life Smithsonian Institution in Washington had $119,000 in sales for the four days, the best performance of any theater in the United States, said Greg Foster, chairman and president of Imax Filmed Entertainment.
Right now, aside from a renewed love of premium trainers, I like the way that traditional City styles, such as the Oxford toe-cap, look when worn as part of a less conventional outfit: with a pair of slim, slightly cropped black jeans for example, or tailored trousers in a print or textured fabric.
Conventional lasers use a pair of mirrors to bounce a light wave back and forth through a cavity containing a material or gas whose atoms are "pumped" into a higher energy state by an external light source.
