Sentence examples for conventional start from inspiring English sources

In effect, the airstrikes were a conventional start to an entirely unconventional conflict.

This year is the 60th anniversary of the Korean War's conventional start.

In a sense, these first air strikes were a conventional start to what is shaping up as an unconventional conflict.

I suppose I didn't have the most conventional start in life, although a lot of people have it much worse.

A demonstration of the new interface showed a system where the conventional "Start" screen that has been in place since Windows 95, introduced in 1995, is entirely replaced by a set of tiles with live information.

This season is off to a much more conventional start, although there was enough animosity to produce one fight (Rangers forward Aaron Voros and Islanders center Nate Thompson), and the Islanders' captain, Bill Guerin, later took a double minor for roughing after Voros checked him into the boards.

His gear is conventional, starting with six-pound line.

With the lives of ordinary Parisians still largely unrecorded, this book's early chapters are inevitably fairly conventional, starting with the founding of the settlement on the river Seine by the Parisii, then its occupation by the Romans, who renamed it Lutetia.

Compared with the conventional start-up scheduling, the proposed optimal control scheme can shorten the time of startup greatly without exceeding permitted fatigue damage.

First plasma start-up experiment in Versatile Experiment Spherical Torus (VEST) has been successfully carried out with conventional start-up scheme using a central solenoid.

We extend the conventional Start-After-Complete (precedence) constraint to also be usable between replicas of different such tasks rather than only between entire tasks, thereby increasing the exposable parallelism.