A number of feminist case studies in archaeology reveal instances in which conventional work fails the requirement that collateral theories be independent.
The study shows that currently-ignored multi-atom Van der Waals interactions can, in certain instances, lead to significant energy effects, comparable to those caused by the replacement of atoms (for instance, C by N) in conventional pairwise Van der Waals interactions.
Concentrations of fragrance compounds were generally higher in conventional (21 instances > 1,000 µg/g) than in alternative products (2 instances > 1,000 µg/g), reflecting that product types used specifically to create scent (e.g., air freshener, perfume) were categorized as conventional and can be avoided altogether.
Since instances of a data structure in conventional databases are contained in a defined digital media, permission management is an issue of access to the system itself.
Among Doba's bigger regrets in life are the times when he has succumbed, when he has perceived and reacted to suffering in conventional ways — for instance, the night in April 1989 when he built a fire in order to make tea and dry his clothes while paddling on the Vistula River near the city of Plock, in central Poland.
This is, for instance, one of the standard scenarios in conventional quantum mechanics where the Hermite functions, the Laguerre functions, and the Legendre functions play particular roles in different physical situations.
In this instance, conventional SMC and FBL techniques fail.
In conventional QC one would cluster the instances according to the valleys of V that they belong to.
For instance, in the class of rich households, the average size in conventional cotton is almost the triple of organic cotton.
For instance, most conventional cytology tests were performed in screen region 4 (28 %), while most SurePath and ThinPrep tests were performed in screen regions 1 (38.4 %) and 2 (34.0 %), respectively.
