Sentence examples for conventionally refers from inspiring English sources

This concept conventionally refers to receptors having a cavity with two binding motifs.

Its eastern border, conventionally referred to as the limes, assumed its final shape, as a defended palisade and ditch, under Antoninus Pius (138 161).

Several Tc decreases, conventionally referred to as overdoping, indicate various crystal chemical O− placement problems.

This provoked a Confucian revivalist movement, the Learning of the Way (Dàoxué), conventionally referred to in English as Neo Confucianism.

In this case the mechanism of excitation of elastic waves is conventionally referred to as transition radiation.

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

We may conventionally refer to these regions as macrostates, while acknowledging this terminology is a little inappropriate when describing systems consisting only of a single molecule.

The group operation of an abelian group is conventionally referred to as addition rather than multiplication, and abelian groups are sometimes called additive groups.

By using a name of something, we indicate that the thing is relevantly similar to the other things conventionally referred to by that name.

The collisional interaction between ions and neutrals acts to heat both species, a process which is conventionally referred to as Joule heating.

The latter two are absent under window conditions, but gross shape distortions (closest to what is conventionally referred to as 'melt fracture') always set in, i.e. both at window conditions and otherwise, when a critical stress level is attained.