Sentence examples for example the conventional from inspiring English sources

For example, the conventional definition of modal parameters is invalid for LTV systems.

As shown in this example, the conventional method may differentiate throughputs but it affects the non-compliant STAs significantly.

For example, the conventional mining method is more important in terms of cost and production as seen in Fig. 6.

For example, the conventional difference-in-differences approach assumes that the composition of individuals in the treatment and control groups follows a parallel path over time [15].

As an example, the conventional concept of "filling joints with water" is widely used in many cases, as a basic concept for the design of the water curtain system, but it is immature.

For example the conventional cutting tools such as band blades, discs and reciprocating knives suffer from the limitations especially on delicate materials as the cutting force can displace the material, which can lead to inaccurate cutting (Nayak and Padhye 2015b).

However, in the aforementioned examples, the conventional analysis in time or frequency domains does not sufficiently provide relevant information for feature extraction and classification, limiting an automatic analysis for diagnostic purposes.

An example is the conventional M/S stereo coding, where the masking threshold model for the main channel and side channel is revised to avoid perceptible noise in reconstructed signals [23].

Some late 20th-century forms, for example, blurred the conventional distinctions between the mediums of sculpture and painting.

The simple phrase that "the surge has worked" is one example of the conventional wisdom that has bubbled up among many quarters in Washington.

He agrees, for example, with the conventional economic wisdom that oil will drop below $100 a barrel in the coming months as global demand weakens.