Sentence examples for conventionally conditioned from inspiring English sources

Dressing experiments indicated that high erosion material removal rates can be achieved and, in comparison to conventionally conditioned wheels, a better grinding wheel topography is generated.

The temperature and relative humidity of the animal facility were maintained under conventionally controlled conditions (22°C, 55% humidity) with a day-night rhythm.

The idea that responsibility is excluded when the harm in question was conditioned by a later intervention is conventionally expressed by saying that an intervening or superseding cause broke the causal link between agency and outcome.

The resulting interface and the boundary conditions, different from the ad hoc conditions conventionally assumed, contain higher order derivatives of the solution functions to the SPN equations.

According to empiricist 2D semantics, the truth of any metaphysical reduction depends on the reference-fixing conditions conventionally associated with the terms involved and these reference-fixing conditions are always knowable apriori.

Conventionally under similar conditions a maximum grafting of 82% could be achieved in 1 h using K2S2O8/ascorbic acid as redox initiator coupled with Ag+ ions as catalyst and atmospheric oxygen as co-catalyst on a thermostatic water bath at 35±0.2 °C.

In this proof-of-concept experiment, acid-responsive disassembly of the resulting Au NCs was investigated by incubating them in DI water and an acetate buffer (100 mM; pH 5.0), a conventionally used acidic condition.

Clean meat is produced in significantly more sanitary and controlled conditions than conventionally produced farm-grown meat, and its environmental impact is much lighter.

An operational space, defined by the qualitative DS, was considered during the validation process rather than a specific set of working conditions as conventionally performed.

This strategy was applied to an anti-thyroid-stimulating hormone (TSH) scFv fragment which refolded remarkably during the selection if denaturation was carried out in conventionally used non-reducing conditions.

The first end-member case represents the immediate response to the earthquake, which is conventionally called the 'undrained' condition.