Sentence examples for has traditionally been achieved from inspiring English sources

It has traditionally been achieved by a process known as indirect potable reuse (IPR).

The joining of composite materials has traditionally been achieved by adhesive bonding or mechanical fastening.

Coordinated scheduling, required for communicating processes to leverage the recent performance improvements of switch-based networks and low overhead protocols, has traditionally been achieved with explicit coscheduling.

This has traditionally been achieved with a standard set of triple-resonance experiments1, supplemented by newer methods including hNcocaNH2,3, HncocaNH4 and the hNCAnH5.

Insulation that effectively regulates core body temperature has traditionally been achieved via lofted or high-pile knit structures that hold warm air.

These sources require new contracts between data generators (often the data subject herself), data controllers and data processors regarding their contribution to the public good that has traditionally been achieved through epidemiology.

As a result that market, as has traditionally been the case, is achieving the highest average rental rate -- $5.24 a square foot, according to Cushman & Wakefield.

He said Sept. 23, 1775, was well worth commemorating because "it reminds us that North Hempstead has traditionally been comprised of people who have achieved success but not been afraid to challenge authority.

Although it has traditionally been assumed that EGFR activation is only achieved at the cell surface, other evidence proposes that activated EGFR can initiate signaling within intracellular compartments after its internalization [ 66].

The role of law has traditionally been that of preserving social order and achieving prefixed market-oriented goals.

Achieving an adequate response rate has traditionally been viewed as an indicator of data quality and reliability [ 19].