Sentence examples for had conventionally from inspiring English sources

When Lisi finished graduate school, he wanted to work on spinor fields, mathematical representations of particles like electrons, which had conventionally been expressed algebraically but Lisi thought might plausibly be expressed in more geometric terms.

A Pentagon report on China's military capabilities released in August said Beijing had conventionally armed short- and medium-range ballistic missiles as well as ground- and air-launched land-attack cruise missiles.

Other populations that had conventionally been attributed to caudal parts of B8 and B9, were shown to be derived from r2 and r3; these clearly include our caudal MnR, PPnR and r3PnR cell groups, as well as the corresponding SuL groups (the pontine nature of some of these neurons was not mentioned).

The category "gnostic," however, has conventionally included still other movements.

Dairy products have conventionally been used as carriers of probiotics.

These, too, have conventionally been attributed to Lorenzo di Credi, an artist of relatively modest talents.

Such circuits have conventionally been made via photolithography, the same process used for most computer circuits.

For general advertising, agencies have conventionally received commissions on the media purchases they make.

Turkey's democratic travails have conventionally been explained through the supposed clash between Islam and secularism.

That's painful stuff, and writers have conventionally masked their revelations in fiction.

The Romanov titles since about 1533 have conventionally been translated as "grand duke" and "grand duchess".