Sentence examples for conventional act from inspiring English sources

Yeo et al. described a lower incidence of bleeding and blood products transfusions in patients anticoagulated according to a lower than conventional ACT target [26].

Moreover the reason he takes this to be is that he thinks that promising is a conventional act, one that invokes a certain practice to formalize the action.

If an incursion happened, would it look like a conventional act of aggression, or like Crimea — where so-called "little green men" (Russian soldiers in green army uniforms without insignia) began appearing, quietly, in February 2014?

Its sections are more like movements than the conventional "acts" of a screenplay.

Though there may be rites of entrance that are to be observed, these frequently become no more than conventional acts, placing few demands upon the initiate.

They have more conventional acts like bands, and then there are more eccentric performers like a human fountain.

In 2012, the mayor of Nagoya, Takashi Kawamura, a prominent nationalist, denied there was a massacre at Nanjing, saying there were only "conventional acts of combat".

THW shows us how these front-line warriors are transforming conventional acts of defiance into a different kind of warfare that is both visionary and unyieldingly compelling.

As a presidential candidate last year, Trump called for a "total and complete shutdown" of Muslims entering the U.S. Trump's travel ban reflects his primary focus on conventional acts of terror as opposed to mass shootings, which studies say are becoming more frequent and deadly in recent years.

Much of this is squandered, though, in a flat and conventional final act that turns Ned and Maria into the inventors of Method acting and, recoiling from its earlier subtlety, celebrates a world where men are men and women are women.

Killer the pitbull is a conventional vent act, but in her hands the joke is that he's more la-di-da than grrr.