Sentence examples for changed to conventional from inspiring English sources

The chief role of the B-2 was changed to conventional weapons delivery, though the bomber retains a nuclear capability.

Honda recommends that owners who have the PAX system not change to conventional wheels.

On the advice of Ted Allen, the world champion horseshoe-pitcher, she changed to the conventional pitch.

This can be changed to less conventional modes like "Coin mode", which rewards the richest player as the victor.

Alternatively, the internal surface area and morphology of the photoanode could be changed to replace the conventional particulate structures.

The aircraft's windscreen was changed to a more conventional "stepped" configuration.

Since then, many bands have changed to a more conventional hard rock, heavy metal, or electronic music sound.

In her Alumni Day address, Kopp pushed for changes to conventional public education.

An innovation is a bottom-up or grassroots approach of implementing changes to conventional processes.

Dealing with linear risk issues (which are associated with low scores for complexity, scientific uncertainty, and sociopolitical ambiguity), requires hardly any changes to conventional public policy-making.

This may involve adjustments and change to conventional practices of all kinds, some of which involve a measure of risk and an even greater measure of faith in the new technologies involved.