Sentence examples for extension of conventional from inspiring English sources
As such, it is an extension of conventional warfare.
The U.S.-military program is an extension of conventional military force.
An extension of conventional warp knitting is the Co-We-Nit warp-knitting machine, producing fabrics with the properties of both woven and knitted fabrics.
One of the main arguments for QE is that it is simply a natural extension of conventional Fed policy; yields are so low at the short-end of the curve that the Fed has to intervene in the bond markets to have any impact at all.But look at the chart.
HOSVD is the extension of conventional SVD for higher-order tensor decomposition [34].
FGP is an extension of conventional goal programming (GP) introduced byCharnes and Cooper (1962).
Extensions of conventional psychological understanding of representational cognition based on a subject-object dichotomy support notions of immune agency conceived as an entity.
Clearly, extensions of "conventional GWAS" are highly desirable, including evaluation of genetic models beyond single genes, coupled with more sophisticated quantitative measures of β-cell function.
Methods for including qualitative and quantitative evidence in systematic reviews developed by the EPPI Centre at the Institute of Education, London, have involved refinements and extensions of conventional systematic review methodology [ 6- 8], and have limited their application of interpretive techniques to synthesis of qualitative evidence.
The semi-conventional two- and four-relay selection schemes are an extension of the conventional selection scheme and motivated by the expression of the general statistics (4).
Conceived as an extension of the conventional darkroom, the program adopted many of the traditional tools of black-and-white film photography but let photographers go even further.
