Sentence examples for as usually thought from inspiring English sources

The leaves can be toxic -- not, as usually thought, because of oxalic acid, but from a still unidentified toxin, said Harold McGee, a food scientist, in "On Food and Cooking" (Collier Books, 1984).

Some have argued that there is not as significant a distinction between improvisation and composition as is usually thought (Alperson 1984).

We also found that r4 produces a small number of serotonergic neurons, instead of being a gap rhombomere, unable to produce serotonergic neurons, as is usually thought.

We, her great-grandchildren, are not as free as we usually think we are.

For instance, sexting — sending sexually suggestive text messages or photos, as Mr. Weiner did — is usually thought of as a teenage pastime.

Staggering food availability through a delivery device is a common way of providing behavioural enrichment as it is usually thought to increase the amount of natural behaviour due to the unpredictability of the food source.

This is contrary to my expectation, as it is usually thought that disturbance should select closely related species.

The need to choose the value of K, and the very idea of discretization of numerical data, may feel counterintuitive, as discretization is usually thought to lead to the loss of information.

Faber and Faber; £18.99 William Wordsworth's sister, Dorothy, is usually thought of as sentimental and stodgy, a lover of daffodils and the healthy outdoors, but ultimately rather dull.

As will be clarified below, measurement scales are usually thought of as isomorphisms or homomorphisms between objects and mathematical entities.

Although crude oil is composed mostly of hydrocarbons, it does contain molecules such as porphyrins and sterols that are usually thought of as the product of biology.