Sentence examples for conventional properties from inspiring English sources
Compared with them, Edward Snowden has many of the conventional properties of a pop-culture icon.
Readers will recognise some of the conventional properties of this highly conventional form: the art of the author is to turn our expectations into apprehension.
The effects of the modifier on the conventional properties, storage stability and rheological properties were investigated.
Furthermore, LFP may open new application fields if the catalytic property of LFP is combined with the conventional properties that are useful as an electrode of a battery.
The former is accepted as nondeceptive truth while the sprout's conventional properties are accepted as deceptive or false truth, despite common sense dictating that they are true and real.
Nevertheless these truths have different designations the sprout's empty mode is always described as "ultimate truth," while the conventional properties, such as color and shape, are described as "conventional truths".
If so, many current conventional property rights (to biological-commons resources) are as ethically indefensible as conventions of racism, sexism, or homophobia.
The far more pertinent question for most, of course, would be whether conventional property rights can be extended to digital downloads from sites such as iTunes or Amazon.
These are outside the conventional property classes (office, retail and industrial) and include things like student housing, data centres and casinos.
While landowners in both groups agreed that property ownership conveyed certain fundamental rights, noneasement landowners expressed stronger conventional property rights attitudes than easement landowners.
The CRAVED model (concealable, removable, available, valuable, enjoyable, and disposable) (Clarke 1999) was originally intended to understand variation in theft of conventional property targets, though its application to wildlife has expanded its general applicability to both animate and inanimate products.
