Sentence examples for conventional times from inspiring English sources

Breakfast, lunch, and dinner are served at conventional times, but residents can have a meal whenever they wish, even at two in the morning.

We argue that the rhythmic qualities of practices and the degree to which there are socially conventional times and ways to perform particular practices can constrain or open up their ability to adapt to interventions.

These effects were not caused by the ventilatory mode as shown by the negative effect of conventional times cycled biphasic pressure ventilation (BiVent) but by the high continuous flow [ 20].

X-rays were taken at conventional times: beginning of treatment (t1), one year after the beginning of treatment (t2), intermediate time between t1 and t4 (t3), end of weaning (t4), 2-year minimum follow up from t4 (t4).

No one sings slower or farther behind the beat than Jimmy Scott; his long, melismatic flights freeze conventional time.

Its time scheme is wild - vertiginously unchronological, as if to convey the disorientation of fatigue: babies destroy all sense of conventional time.

I felt I had slipped through conventional time; I didn't come face-to-face with Boudicca exactly, but the past felt unusually present: mysterious, powerful, unsettling.

He said, 'Send them over".' While a watch measures "conventional time," Mr. Bonati said, there are many other ways of interpreting and experiencing time.

The way he captures his subjects, cut loose from conventional time, could not be more appropriate: flickering old 16mm stock shot on a wind-up Bolex camera, which he then hand-processes himself.

When these tapes were discovered, they complicated the conventional time line of punk music, which until that point had no place for hard-driving, politically aware songs made by a black group.

Figure 4 Reconstruction results using the conventional time-domain method.