Sentence examples for by conventional terms from inspiring English sources

These are both movies in which, by conventional terms, nothing much really happens, but a lot goes on.

As shown in Figure 1A, we define a few new terms in this study, in order to avoid causing confusion by using conventional terms such as ribosome-binding site (RBS) or Shine Dalgarno (SD) sequence.

"There is lots of conventional business being done by conventional publishers on conventional terms, and the books are being published on conventional paper with conventional royalties.

In conventional terms, by that I mean historically overdetermined ways, women have been associated with mourning practices since the Egyptians.

We seek to emphasize the potential synergy by referring to the combined approach as "pharmacoinvasive recanalization" rather than by the conventional term "facilitated PCI".

Using the available biological knowledge, several terms in the models were approximated by conventional kinetic terms with kinetic orders equal to one.

Once the shares or membership interests are formally issued, they are subject to more conventional terms set by management or the angel or Series-A investor.

First, the discussion focuses on the concepts of monism and dualism, which have become conventional terms used by lawyers to describe the interaction of domestic and international legal systems.

By default, it makes us think in conventional terms.

Indie's flailing substandardness (as measured in conventional terms) could thus be felt by its fans as liberating and confrontational.

He wants to close the budget deficit, but by investing not cutting, which makes more economic sense in conventional terms.