Sentence examples for is ordinarily represented from inspiring English sources

In using the method of weighted residuals to produce an approximate solution to the eigenvalue problem, the displacement of a non-self-adjoint structure is ordinarily represented by a linear combination of comparison functions, i.e., functions that satisfy all the boundary conditions.

"We want to set an example that, in a way, hopefully seeing people on our show that aren't ordinarily represented on television is a political statement in its own right," Klausner explained.

By pulling together artists who are not ordinarily represented in the major galleries and bringing them to the masses in a great big glitzy public show, he says he is helping to democratise art; providing a public platform for those who are otherwise marginalised, and battling against the view of Outsider work as a lower form of culture.

Visual experience is ordinarily naively realistic, in the sense that the qualities presented in it are represented as qualities of the external world (Boghossian and Velleman 1989/1997, p. 93).

This is ordinarily a no-no.

Khayal is ordinarily performed by a vocalist.

Tungsten is ordinarily brittle at room temperature.

Congress is even more unpopular than it is ordinarily.

Psychobiography in politics is ordinarily a mug's game.

The vin d'Anjou is ordinarily white, with a fruity taste.

In April the flow is ordinarily at its lowest.