Its characters may be conventional — chaste huntress, love-struck shepherd, hairy villain — but Morris has made them interesting, troubled, self-contradictory.
Contrary to what may be conventional wisdom, the higher gauge number indicates a thinner wire, and the smaller gauge number indicates a thicker wire and heavy-duty cord.
The movie's tension-inducing techniques may be conventional, but Soderbergh uses them better than anyone has in the recent past.
As in real warfare, those weapons may be conventional (surgery), chemical (cancer-killing drugs) or nuclear (radiation therapy).
The perverted uncle and the pious mother may be conventional enough; McBride's relentless examination of a teen-age girl's psychic and moral collapse is anything but.
Those facts may be "conventional", "social," or "institutional" rather than "brute" or "natural," but they are full-fledged facts nonetheless.
Treatments may be conventional, such as pharmaceutical remedies, or holistic, such as increased exercise or regular massage.
Cemetery it may be, but conventional it is not.
Additionally, it may be applied in conventional foam manufacturing processes, and those that use carbon dioxide as an auxiliary blowing agent.
Using the optimized designs, the cost of this shell and tube LHTES system was found to vary between 27 and 170 US$ kWhth−1, which indicates that with further development it may be competitive with conventional sensible storage systems (e.g. two-tank molten salts).
