Sentence examples for comparatively conventional from inspiring English sources
("The City" is broadcast Mondays on MTV following "Bromance," a comparatively conventional but completely unwatchable reality show also spun from "The Hills").
(The flat south facade is comparatively conventional, and some may find perverse enjoyment in the fact that the building presents its backside to Wall Street).
TERMINAL 5 610 W. 56th St. (212-582-6600) — Jan. 14: Perhaps the most musically adventurous act currently signed to a major label, Mars Volta is a duo comprised of Cedric Bixler-Zavala and Omar Rodriguez-Lopez, two fearless players who know each other from their comparatively conventional Texas hardcore band, At the Drive-In.
The static and dynamic responses of the ring are obtained numerically and presented in figures comparatively for conventional and for tensionless Winkler foundations.
As an example, folding and ligand binding of the RNA switch from the internal ribosome entry site of hepatitis C virus is studied comparatively with conventional and modular FRET constructs.
Wind power projects, despite comparatively to conventional energy sources being considered cleaner alternatives, are not devoid of side effects requiring accurate assessment in order to attain a sustainably managed process.
The growths are carried out at substrate temperature of 520∘C, comparatively higher than conventional substrate temperature for dilute nitride compounds.
The new mix reached higher compressive resistance (56.44 MPa), comparatively with the conventional concrete (maximum at 41.03 MPa).
However, there is an urgent need to improve economic performance of PHAs biosynthesis as its production cost is comparatively high compared with that of conventional plastics.
Despite their huge size, powdery mildew genomes are characterized by a comparatively small number of conventional protein-coding genes.
CNG with its comparatively higher sustainable index than conventional fossil fuels due to its established greater R/P ratios, has been widely used as a green fuel on IC engine platforms and forms an amenable alternative resource in the immediate future of IC engine power trains.
