Sentence examples for conventionally specified from inspiring English sources
This function is conventionally specified by a sequence of rules, where rules often conflict.
The final theory of time, which was by far the most popular among the theologians, made the moment simply some conventionally specified event, such as someone's entering a house, and as such it has no special ontological status, whereas 'time' is just another name for the motion of the heavens.
F508 is outside the sensu stricto CK2 site (conventionally specified by acidic residues at positions between n − 2 and n + 5 (19)), and its deletion was not predicted to necessarily affect the proneness of S511 to CK2-mediated phosphorylation.
However, since a metabolic network contains nodes of two distinct types (metabolite and reaction), the first task is to reduce the stoichiometry matrix (S-matrix) used conventionally to specify a metabolic network, to a probability matrix for a simple graph containing metabolite nodes only.
Unfortunately, only conditions of low demanding level walking, specified in ISO-14243, are used conventionally during such tests.
Conventionally, evaluation of liquefaction potential of loose saturated cohesionless deposits as specified in Japanese design codes employs peak ground acceleration (PGA).
Although lordly vassals might conventionally be referred to as "princes," the title of prince was not official in France until the 15th century, when members of the royal house came to be distinguished as "princes of the blood" (princes du sang) with specified rights of precedence; in 1711 they were granted precedence absolutely.
Seasons were not specified.
No stipend was specified.
"Switzerland," Rumsfeld specified.
