Sentence examples for conventionally fine from inspiring English sources

By rights it should seem unbearably mannered, especially because the rapid flow of high-grade perceptions and more conventionally "fine" phrase-making makes it clear that deliberate clunkiness is part of the agenda.

The study investigates the use of crushed rock sand as viable alternative to Natural River sand that is being conventionally used as fine aggregate in cement concrete.

Another current example of the almost inhuman physical and emotional energy it requires is Vanessa Redgrave's altogether awe-inspiring performance as an isolated Polish Jew in Jesse Eisenberg's fine if somewhat conventionally structured play "The Revisionist," at the Cherry Lane.

"I think the arts are very significant, but not just the arts as conventionally defined - like the fine arts or the performing arts - but the whole sweep of creative occupations.

Simulations allowing to obtain such fine detail level are conventionally referred to as High-Fidelity Simulation (HFS) [6].

In his conventionally unconventional non-committal beard, Copley is fine.

The performance of fine bubble diffused aeration systems are conventionally evaluated by such characteristic criteria as specific standard oxygen transfer efficiency (SSOTE), transfer number (NT) and oxygen transfer coefficient (KLα20), but these criteria cannot directly show the variation of air demand with wastewater volume.

The phenomenon of power system oscillation can be caused by many factors such as insufficient system damping, forced oscillation [2], external periodic load perturbation [3], parametric resonance [4] and modal interaction [5], etc. Conventionally, this problem can be partially solved by fine-tuning the parameters of power system stabilizers (PSSs) of the involved generators.

Extractive operations usually co-produce large quantities of unmarketable materials (mineral wastes), most of which are conventionally discarded to dumps (coarse material) and tailings ponds (fines).

Conventionally, discrimination between benign and malignant thyroid nodules is attempted by fine needle aspiration biopsy (FNAB) followed by cytological assessment.

Conventionally, the bandgaps are determined by solving an eigenvalue equation on a fine frequency mesh.