Sentence examples for conventionally linked to from inspiring English sources

Although the idea of the malapropism is conventionally linked to Sheridan's 1775 play The Rivals, it typifies the letters sent by the servant Winifred: "Oh Molly," she writes "you that live in the country have no deception of our doings in Bath", and she revels in "the very squintasense of satiety" they enjoy.

Both are linked to the diffusion-encoding gradient waveform and conventionally are not independently controlled.METHODS: In this work a convex optimization framework was used to generate gradient waveforms with independent alpha and b-value.

Interestingly, individual differences in plasticity within the left AF have recently been linked to individual gains in math skills following math intervention61, even though the left AF is conventionally associated with language-related skills.

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While conventionally, only point-to-point (two-terminal) solutions were possible with an HVDC link, this emergent research paradigm was seeking to interconnect more than two terminals via HVDC links to create multi-terminal HVDC systems [11, 12, 13].

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