Sentence examples for at conventionally from inspiring English sources

De Broglie waves account for the appearance of subatomic particles at conventionally unexpected sites because their waves penetrate barriers much as sound passes through walls.

Young companies are even making bets that this much data cannot be looked at conventionally.

Giovanni Villani's Cronica is divided into twelve books; the first six deal with the largely legendary history of Florence, starting at conventionally Biblical times to 1264.

In 1300 or shortly after, Villani began working on the Cronica, which was divided into twelve books; the first six deal with the largely legendary history of Florence, starting at conventionally biblical times with the story of the Tower of Babel up to the year 1264.

This is not a world in which goods and services are produced at scale as conventionally measured, but a honeycomb economy of niches and information networks whose new dynamics we barely understand, even if we have a better grasp of its values.

The most believably — or at least conventionally — human Holmes in the TV canon isn't, strictly speaking, Holmes at all, but the University of Edinburgh lecturer Dr. Joseph Bell in the BBC series "Murder Rooms: The Dark Beginnings of Sherlock Holmes" (2000-1).

For Tom Carson, the problem was insufficient radicalism the fact that Springsteen remained, at heart, conventionally liberal.

For Tom Carson, the problem was insufficient radicalism — the fact that Springsteen remained, at heart, conventionally liberal.

Most people don't undergo mild epistemological queasiness while they're looking at a conventionally restored Rothko.

It has also put a greater premium on service, distinguished by attentive young waiters with more knowledge and palpable enthusiasm about the menu than many of their counterparts at more conventionally polished establishments.

Two catalysts working in tandem form carbon-carbon bonds at a conventionally unreactive site.