For no discernible reason, Latin titles are customarily employed in some cases, English in others.
The cooling agents customarily employed are air and a liquid (usually water or a solution of water and antifreeze), either alone or in combination.
Aristocratic establishments customarily employed groups of musicians who served as composers, conductors, and performers of a variety of operatic, orchestral, and chamber music; and traditionally the audiences were restricted to the patrons and their guests.
The relatively smaller amounts of flour, the weaker (less-extensible) protein in the soft-wheat flours customarily employed, and the lower protein content of the flour, however, result in a softer, crumblier texture.
The XY gate is universal for quantum computation and simulation in combination with single qubit gates, and is the natural interaction customarily employed in superconducting circuits.
At the time, wide openings were associated with movies of doubtful quality; not uncommon on the exploitation side of the industry, they were customarily employed to diminish the effect of negative reviews and word of mouth.
In order to depict such relationships in print, two-dimensional diagrams are customarily employed, called phylogenetic trees.
'Function' and 'use' are keywords that design researchers customarily employ when referring to human-artifact engagements.
For the men, it was a day of spontaneous embraces, public tears and straight-in-the-eye greetings -- the opposite of the nervous, sidelong glances that some men said they customarily employ to avoid confrontation.
NASA has not customarily implemented Design-for-Demise meticulously.
