Conventionally the character is played as a heedless romantic.
It should be noted that the derived Eq. (11) has the same form, as the equation which is conventionally obtained for the case of the diffraction of only one probe beam from a given refractive index grating (see, for example, Ref. [19]).
This review found that total phenolics, vitamin E, vitamin C, quercetin, and total antioxidant capacity of organics exceeded that of conventionally grown produce in the case of total antioxidant capacity, by 80%.
Conventionally, the cost is chosen for this purpose.
In the case of conventionally planned prostate brachytherapy, implementing to the letter the implantation plan is rarely attainable and therefore can require adaptive replanning (a quality control issue).
For his String Quartet (1964), Lutosławski originally produced only the four instrumental parts, refusing to bind them in a full score, because he was concerned that this would imply that he wanted notes in vertical alignment to coincide, as is the case with conventionally notated classical ensemble music.
Smith cites the case of a conventionally bred potato, which contained high levels of glycoalkaloids that were dangerous to eat.
Honda's odd-looking Insight hybrid, which has the highest inventory on the market, is among Honda's loss-leaders, which would seem to make the case for more conventionally-styled hybrids.
In the case of persistent oral infections, the dosages of conventionally delivered antiviral, antibacterial and antifungal medications can lead to toxic side effects.
The case study demonstrated here assumes that elastic properties measured conventionally are restricted to the well locations and cannot be interpolated across the reservoir if no 3D seismic data are available.
