Sentence examples for conservativeness that from inspiring English sources

"We strove for a cleanliness and a certain conservativeness that was commercially successful," Mr. Brown said in The Instrumentalist magazine in 1990.

The box, the people who make games for it and the people who buy it will find themselves delightfully unencumbered by the red tape, bureaucracy and corporate conservativeness that weigh down bigger-name consoles.

As a result, the designed controllers are able to avoid excessive conservativeness that may lead to high-order controllers while improving the control performance.

And I quite like the conservativeness of that, that Parisian chic, that conservative woman.

And those lines represent the conservativeness of that time.

Hence, the performance objective can be recast, with possible slight conservativeness, as that the infinity norm of the transfer function matrix is less than 1.

Primate locomotion, being an aspect of behaviour that arises out of anatomic structure, shows much of the conservativeness and opportunism that generally characterizes the order.

All this wouldn't matter so much--we might dismiss the system as a mere method of organization--were it not for the fact that conservativeness in organization usually results in conservativeness of product as well.

As a result, it was seen that conservativeness in the disposal system design can be remarkably avoided, revealing a roughly 50% decrease in the footprint of the repository, considering the respective irradiation and cooling profile.

It is known that the GRAMMAR approach is conservative in conventional GWAS that consider only additive effects and the conservativeness increases as population substructure and trait heritability increase (48, 49).

From the perspective of mixture toxicology, the answer to this question depends on the conservativeness of the uncertainty factors that are used to translate NOAELs into ADIs and TDIs.