Sentence examples for conventionally formed from inspiring English sources

LVT No, when I wrote the screenplay I saw it as a conventionally formed film.

This was done without any conventional conductive or adhesive layer that is conventionally formed by physical vapor deposition (PDV).

The work function of the ZnO layer deposited by the one-step process on the ITO substrate was 3.76 eV, consistent with conventionally formed ZnO layers.

While MoOx are conventionally formed via high temperature and vacuum deposition, we develop a novel, lower-temperature, solution-processable MoOx hole injection layer (HIL) and cast successful application in organic light-emitting diodes (OLEDs).

Interestingly, SR-BI was enriched in bile canalicular-like (BC-like) structures in polarized HepG2 cells, which were cultivated either conventionally to form a monolayer or in Matrigel to form three-dimensional structures.

I was struck by Whitefield-Madrano's conclusion on this matter: in rejecting the more damaging clichés and conventions of womanhood, we should also be willing to acknowledge that friendships tend to be "formed conventionally".

He used irony, parody, satire, humor, and deconstructive techniques in order to make conventionally accepted forms of knowledge and value untenable.

Conventionally, magnesium alloys are formed at elevated temperatures, at which thermally improved formability is sensitive to temperature and strain rate.

Interestingly, an increasing number of observations of chimeric RNAs that are conventionally thought to be formed mainly by trans-splicing, have prompted the proposal of alternative molecular mechanisms for certain chimeric RNAs lacking the canonical splice-site pattern of GU-AG at the splicing junctions.

Conventionally, narrowband form of AF is used and closed-form integral solution for analog cases is obtained before plotting the function [23].

Conventionally, black holes form during a gravitational collapse, after a large supernova for example.