Sentence examples for conventions that are from inspiring English sources

There's massive conventions that are all about both video and tabletop games.

One of the modules, MPLS-TC MIB, describes textual conventions that are used by all MPLS-related MIBs.

"Home movies are a genre," Mr. Lampert said, explaining that they have certain conventions that are almost always fulfilled.

"Now you have conventions that are timed to the minute, to the second for the hometown audience.

We describe a constitution of networks as a system of values, norms, rules and other conventions that are shared by actors in business networks.

If some similarities are more reliably perceived than others, this process will favour the emergence of conventions that are defined in terms of reliably perceived similarities.

In larger communities the easy-to-learn conventions swamped the conventions that were harder to learn.

In our case, the conventions that were in place to encourage simplicity became hazy.

The last conventions that weren't settled on the first ballot were in 1948, for the Republicans, and in 1952, for the Democrats.

The result (performed 1892) flouted the threadbare romantic conventions that were still being exploited even by the most daring new playwrights.

The last conventions that weren't settled on the first ballot were in 1948, for the Republicans, and in 1952, for the Democrats.