Sentence examples for conventional numbering from inspiring English sources

The concertos here are the first five in the conventional numbering: those in D minor, E, D, A and F minor (BWV 1052-56).

The Xbox 360 (aka the Xbox 2) and its successor the Xbox One (aka the Xbox 3) are proof that Microsoft is happy to throw out conventional numbering when it feels like it.

The conventional numbering system for tRNA positions and the symbols used for the modified nucleosides are those adopted in the tRNA database [ 4].

Because ASSA and ASSEDA use an integer-based coordinate system, there is a zero coordinate at the first intronic base of each splice site, which is not used in the conventional numbering system.

In transfer RNAs, modified nucleotides are found predominantly within the 3D-core of molecules and in the anticodon arm, especially at the wobble position 34 and at position 37, 3' adjacent to the anticodon (conventional numbering of tRNA positions is as defined in [ 4], ).

Warren C. Jenson, Amazon's chief financial officer, told me he views the pro forma number as "a companion, not a replacement" for the conventional number.

Instead of by conventional numbers, boardrooms and conference rooms on the company's campus in Waterloo, Ontario, are identified with the names of hockey's greats: Gordie Howe, Maurice Richard, Frank Mahovlich, Bobby Hull, Guy Lafleur, Bobby Orr and Wayne Gretzky.

Just before the prize announcement, Mr. Steeves said that Knopf Canada made a "kind but misguided offer" to take over producing more conventional numbers of the book.

When it opened, the menu listed a conventional number of more or less conventional dishes, although there was some hint of the future in items like Yiddishe Melt (grilled American cheese on rye over grilled Jewish salami) and Linda's Frito Pie, a Texas specialty whose recipe has to begin, "Take a bag of Fritos...".

This unclassifiable show is the result — not a musical per se but a musical tapestry whereby Adam Cork's soundscape-cum-score (think chorales and fugues, not conventional "numbers") combines with Ms. Blythe's distilled narrative to show how a blighted street rebuilds itself.

This was the first hint that the earliest tetrapods were not necessarily purely freshwater animals and that they did not have the conventional number of five toes.