Sentence examples for conventionally using from inspiring English sources

The second block was cultivated conventionally, using pesticides.

One, for a tiny motor, was solved quickly, though conventionally, using a toothpick, a lathe and a microscope.

Leather processing involves various unit processes in which deliming is an essential unit process carried out conventionally using ammonium salts.

The hits identified via the high-throughput experimentation were successfully synthesized and tested conventionally using thermogravimetric analysis.

An engine-driven fuel-pressurizing pump supplies fuel via a filter to the fuel supply main and is controlled conventionally using an electronic governor and electric actuator.

Therefore, abundance was not described conventionally using a single numerical value but rather using mathematical functions based on the spatial scale of the landscape and habitat.

Voevodsky considered it a more natural language than the set theory conventionally used by mathematicians.

This is a phrase conventionally used with the name of an oppressor.

In fact, the qualifier "contemporary" conventionally used when referring to all three is not really appropriate.

The cranial nerves are designated by name and also by number, Roman numerals being conventionally used as a rule.

Beginning with larger scales conventionally used to summarize greenhouse gas-driven warming, we consider Northern Hemisphere annual mean temperature (TH).