Sentence examples for as is traditionally from inspiring English sources

Not filmed in two dimensions and then projected in three, as is traditionally the practice, but shot in three.

Instead of selecting specific nodes through which messages must pass as is traditionally done in onion routing, ARDEN uses Attribute-Based Encryption (ABE) to specify and manage groups that may decrypt and forward messages.

Along with the LCA, the QMRA results were sought to provide the basis for addressing such trade-offs, rather than for deciding whether pathogen-related adverse effects experienced by specific individuals or populations are acceptable, or which scenario leads to the highest overall health burden for a given community, as is traditionally the case in QMRA.

The Koran often speaks of God's "names" (asmâ'), and it mentions a good number of them not "ninety-nine", as is traditionally said, but anywhere between seventy and twice as many, depending on the criteria used in counting.

Although AS is traditionally considered a disease of the axial skeleton, arthritis of the appendicular skeleton is also common.

It is an open question what sustainability can mean when equilibrium conditions are the exception rather than the rule as is traditionally assumed.

To allow comparison to the extensive body of work in Drosophila, we have used the same strains of E. coli and M. luteus as are traditionally used in Drosophila (Ferrandon et al., 2007).

However, there was no evidence that having the worm reduced his weight, as was traditionally believed.

But Mr. Hoffman misses the mark when he categorizes today's synagogue music as being traditionally oriented.

American pale ales, the more subdued sibling of the I.P.A.'s, are a good bet, as are traditionally made porters and stouts, as surprising as that may sound.

Amster's craftsmen strip walls of their modern cement finishing, replacing them with natural render, as was traditionally used, so allowing buildings to breathe once again.