Sentence examples for conventionally we from inspiring English sources
Conventionally we think of spiders as rather niggardly predators.
Conventionally, we should feel a chill in the air as a glance around the room summons up the ghostly crowd waiting for Dr Popper to begin his paper and picks out our nine, now returned to youth, from among them.
"Conventionally, we think it should move to the bottom, with gravity," said Thomas Thundat, a nanoscale scientist at the University of Alberta, who was not connected to the study.
Conventionally, we named it as simple as Retina Controlled Computer, is based on Google Glass vision using motion recognition, Zigbee Wireless Technology, Retina Controlled Device that allows human beings with paralysis resulting from Paralysis to do everything on computer even controlling the personal mobile phone using only their Eye and Head movements.
Conventionally, we've been talking about the "trigger" in terms of, "first you get border security, and that TRIGGERS the rest of the bill (path to citizenship, etc).." Wallace moves into that part of the reform package, asking why isn't the legal status being granted to undocumented immigrants not amnesty.
But as long we are avoiding the embarrassment that must inevitably flow from the decision not to look conventionally nice, we will eschew only those products and processes that don't further our aesthetic goals.
Scores are entered on a score sheet (U.S). or bridge block (British): scores earned by the scorekeeper's side (conventionally designated "We") are to the left of the vertical line, scores earned by the opponents (designated "They") are to the right; below the horizontal line is the trick score, and above that line is the honour score.
As having partitioned the differentially-expressed genes into twelve patterns as conventionally done, we found only 25%to45%5% or minorities of the genes were additively expressed in the rice hybrid; this result contradicted what was reported for a similar study in hybrid maize, where additively expressed genes were found as a major trend, 77.7% [ 35].
We can conventionally stipulate that we will henceforth obey a certain inference rule.
And I'm here to say that we actually can, that what we conventionally call altruism and morality can be explained by evolution.
