Sentence examples for examples of conventional from inspiring English sources

Many of the structures exhibit twisted or crushed-looking examples of conventional rectangular skyscraper architecture.

The Dodge Magnum and Mazda 6 wagon are two recent examples of conventional wagons that critics loved and consumers rejected.

But after reading books and watching films that depicted horrific examples of conventional slaughterhouses, he was essentially scared kosher — at least when it comes to meat.

Figure 4 Two examples of conventional weighting functions.

There are various adhesion methods for conventional wall climbing robots: suction force, sticky materials, magnetic force, a mechanical combination, etc. Figure 2 shows examples of conventional wall climbing robots that employ the aforementioned adhesion methods.

Data from crossover designs are examples of conventional repeated measures, and analyses can be taken from the range of tools available for these, both with continuous and discrete outcomes.

Fig. 3 Example of conventional AND-OR trees.

Fig. 2 Example of conventional image of the Geologic Time Scale.

Another prime example of conventional VE is Linda Zagzebski's (1996, part III) definition of knowledge and attempted resolution of the Gettier problem.

An example of conventional VE is Ernest Sosa's (1991, section IV) attempt to define knowledge as true belief held "out of intellectual virtue," or to settle the dispute among internalists and externalists about epistemic justification (Sosa 2003, ch. 9), providing detailed definitions and carefully trying to disarm counterexamples.

This technical progress has a very large influence on a multitude of products in the area of mechanical, electrical and electronic engineering and changes the design, for example, of conventional electromechanical components, machines, vehicles and precision mechanical devices with increasing intensity.