Sentence examples for conventions developed from inspiring English sources

During that long history, elaborate conventions developed that determine who may put on which style on what occasion.

It's also likely that games will continue to exploit and explore the conventions developed by search and social media giants like Google, Facebook and Apple.

Techniques and conventions developed by predecessors – perspective, say, or free indirect style (the third person narrative coloured by a character's subjective state) are available as ready-made tools and have a profound effect.

The fact is that accounting is an art, a set of conventions developed over time; not a science, a set of laws verified in a laboratory.

The proposed nomenclatural system builds on conventions developed in previous studies of vertebral anatomy and is scalable both taxonomically and morphologically.

Following conventions developed for vertebral laminae, landmarks can be represented as single- or double-letter abbreviations: c, centrum; d, diapophysis; pa, parapophysis; po, postzygapophysis; pr, prezygapophysis; s, neural spine.

The Source naming convention, developed in consultation with the IAU Clearing House.

This convention developed because of the nature of the dominant chord.

For clarity, we use throughout this manuscript the convention developed by Stefansson et al. (13) and refer to the two structural configurations relative to the order represented in the human genome reference assembly.

Republican National Committee (RNC), American political organization that oversees the activities of the Republican Party, including organizing the party's national convention, developing its political platform, coordinating campaign strategies, and fundraising.

The convention develops tacitly, as do conventions of language and money.