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Wong, however, with his predilection for woozy atmospherics, riper-than-ripe visual tropes, and shimmering decorative surface, has delivered a far from conventional example of the genre.

The most conventional example of preliminary sketches is Ken Landauer's group of simple line drawings for a public art piece presently installed in Socrates Sculpture Park in New York City.

A more conventional example of his skill with architectural space is a recent (2001) depiction of the main reading room of the Bibliothèque Nationale in Paris, La Salle Labrouste.

It is a dish that far from your conventional example of fine dining.

Generally, American critics have been harsh, Interestingly, few thought it necessary to judge the movie alongside more conventional examples of the genre.

And there are more conventional examples of ardor, as in the poem from 1862 beginning with the lines, "Going to Him! Happy letter!" which captures the various thrills and terrors that come with exchanging romantic notes.

It lacks the sense of closure and the linear narrative drive of more conventional examples of the form, but it's an artful and casually cohesive work of fiction imbued with anthropological insight.

Another conventional, but inspired example of a tangible design solution is the Freeplay Fetal Heart Rate Monitor, which was developed by Freeplay Energy, a South African company specializing in self-sufficient energy products, and the Welsh medical equipment manufacturer, Ultrasound Technologies.

But as I recall, with the Korea free trade agreement, that was deemed by conventional wisdom as an example of us not getting something done.

Fig. 3 Example of conventional AND-OR trees.

Fig. 2 Example of conventional image of the Geologic Time Scale.