Sentence examples for conventionally operated from inspiring English sources
Historically, on conventionally operated systems, generators have seldom formed part of the distribution grid.
Advances in wireless communication technologies have enabled the networking of devices, which conventionally operated standalone, to form an Internet of Things (IoT).
A conventionally operated enhanced biological phosphorus removal (EBPR) bioreactor was sampled by random shotgun sequencing on two occasions seven months apart [20].
Intraoperative complications were similar in both groups, except that "anesthesia failure" was reported 3 times in the computer navigated group and never in the conventionally operated group.
In subanalyses, results of computer-navigated and conventionally operated knees were obtained for each prosthesis brand and also according to fixation method (cemented knee replacements, uncemented knee replacements, and hybrid knee replacements).
We evaluated the short-term results of computer-navigated primary total knee replacements (CAS) without patella resurfacing, by comparing them to the results of conventionally operated total knee replacements (CON) performed using alignment guides.
This pressure demon would cause a pressure difference to develop between the two sides of the partition and again, a conventionally operating engine could exploit such a difference to extract work.
Until recently, atmospheric pressure plasmas have been unstable and low temperature plasmas have conventionally been operated under lower gas pressure conditions.
The air quality during 23 surgical operations was studied in three conventionally ventilated operating theatres.
Experimental results also show that during cloudy days, the system could not provide a cooling effect, when operated conventionally, however in the partitioned mode-driven system the chiller could be energized, using solar energy as the only heat source.
The four primary cases, which were operated conventionally, showed an internal rotation of the femoral component of ≥5° in relation to the transepicondylar line in the CT scan.
