Johnson Palmer, aged 50, was an artist who painted conventionally, had mild success, was handsome & charming.
When the tape started rolling, he cried out the word "Please" with an immensity of feeling that might, more conventionally, have been reserved for a song's climax.
By Elizabeth Hardwick The New Yorker, May 30 , 1959P. 28 Johnson Palmer, aged 50, was an artist who painted conventionally, had mild success, was handsome & charming.
Digital oil field (DOF) systems conventionally have focused on wells, production, and operations.
The performance of golf clubs and balls is generally evaluated by using golf-swing robots that conventionally have two or three joints with completely interrelated motion.
The upgrading techniques of reinforced concrete columns conventionally have been jacketing or confinement of the existing column using concrete or steel.
Research on time preferences and health outcomes has conventionally had applications in shaping public policy, explaining psychological decision making, and uncovering motivations behind seemingly irrational health behaviours (Chapman 2003).
Active attenuators conventionally have one or two sources as the basic element, but it is shown that multiple source attenuator arrays have potential advantages which could outweigh their disadvantages.
8 In addition, ascorbic acid derivatives conventionally have SOD-like activity.
Of the ECMO group 64.3%, but all patients treated conventionally had full-time employment.
