Sentence examples for conventional considerations from inspiring English sources

An author possessing negative capability is objective and emotionally detached, as opposed to one who writes for didactic purposes; a literary work possessing negative capability may have beauties and depths that make conventional considerations of truth and morality irrelevant.

Around the country, but especially in the early voting states, many of these women are engaged in a complicated conversation, with a hunger to make history often pushing them in one direction while more conventional considerations, like a candidate's stand on the war in Iraq, pushing them in another.

The race-talking has softened and racial issues have blurred into broader, more substantive and conventional considerations among the diversifying Southern populace.

As well as the conventional considerations of covering age and sex groups, assumptions need to be made about the smallest detectable cause-specific mortality fraction (CSMF).

In this paper, despite conventional consideration of material piping, steam piping, which features multiple-branches connected pipeline network, is also considered.

With the introduction of ability-in language user-in context, Chalhoub-Deville (2003) begins the shift from the more conventional consideration of interaction (interdependent interaction) to a more progressive, dynamic consideration (reciprocal interaction), and in turn, places greater emphasis on the role of context in regard to both task and person.

Romney: I think threats and attacks that are beyond our current thinking and conventional consideration have to be envisioned by military planners.

The conventional ethical considerations for conducting research (preserving anonymity, ensuring confidentiality and obtaining informed consent) were complied with.

Conventional toxicological considerations suggest that the adverse health effects of any necessary increase in coal combustion effluents would be greatest per unit of coal in those areas which are most heavily populated and have the highest preexisting levels of the gas-aerosol complex.

Opposite to the conventional wisdom, practical considerations for out-of-band emission (OOBE) suppression and adjacent channel interference (ACI) rejection in orthogonal frequency division multiplexing (OFDM) -based cognitive radio systems are not completely alike.

Whereas immunodeficiencies greatly increase susceptibility to most conventional pathogens, theoretical considerations prompted us to investigate whether susceptibility to prions may be enhanced by stimulation of the immune system.