Sentence examples for customarily adopted from inspiring English sources
The successful application of risk assessments to such goals depends on the developments of a broader view of its nature and content than has been customarily adopted.
To control the (boldsymbol{nablacdot B}=0) constraint on AMR grids, we have adopted a constraint dampening approach customarily used in Newtonian MHD (Dedner et al. 2002).
The classical Greeks customarily used the plural of to gramma ("the letter"); the later form alphabētos was probably adopted under Latin influence.
These popes have since customarily been renumbered XV to XIX, but John XXI and John XXII continue to bear numbers that they themselves formally adopted on the assumption that there had indeed been 20 Johns before them.
But in his customarily sober language, Mr. Greenspan, who has long argued that the market is often a more effective regulator than the government, has now adopted a more expansive view of the proper role of the state.
Germany, with its close political and economic ties, has also customarily relied on Russia as a source for adopting children.
Machiavelli knows that he is adopting an unusual perspective here, since customarily the blame for the collapse of the Roman Republic has been assigned to warring factions that eventually ripped it apart.
