Sentence examples for conventional common from inspiring English sources

Some of what were regarded as climate activists' wild ideas and unreasonable demands are now policy and conventional common sense.

In addition, the proposed CG-CTLE is analytically compared with conventional common source (CS) CTLE for the same targeted output signal swing and power consumption.

The results of this study also indicate that care should be taken when designing conventional common garden experiments to evaluate family performance between ploidy as interactions between ploidy may influence growth traits, although family effects appear to remain consistent.

In this paper an experimental study has been carried out comparing the effects of the different fuels on the mass flow rate, momentum flux and spray visualization in non-reactive conditions with a conventional common rail system with a multi-hole injector and two different nozzle designs.

In what follows we show the results of our proposed experimental setup compared to the same results obtained using a conventional common path FD-OCT.

The precoder p123 of the 3-order stream (conventional common stream) s123 is initialized as p123=p123u123, where p123=α3P t and u123 is the largest left singular vector of the channel matrix H123=[h1,h2,h3].

For example, the enhanced safety of the Westinghouse Advanced 600 MWe Pressurized Water Reactor (AP600), which relied upon External Reactor Vessel Cooling (ERVC) for in-vessel retention (IVR), resulted in the United States Nuclear Regulatory Commission US NRCC) approving the design without requiring certain conventional features common to existing Light Water Reactors (LWRs).

Small bowel barium enema, remains as a conventional and common method to evaluate intestinal diseases [ 10].

However, it is more likely the conventional or common consensus list of 'medical informatics journals' is outdated.

According to the histopathological findings, chordomas are divided into conventional (most common), chondroid and dedifferentiated types [ 2, 3].

In cases where surgical bleeding is not controlled by conventional means, common sense suggests that rFVIIa may be considered, despite the potential for publication bias.