It can be concluded that the modifications made on the conventional solar still, i.e., use of black soil or use of black paint in the basin was instrumental in the production of more water from the solar stills.
In case two TMA tissue cores were scored differently, conclusive scoring was made on a conventional paraffin section from the tumor.
Information on cup material was only available for 4 cups: 1 cup was made of crosslinked polyethylene and 3 cups were made of conventional (non-crosslinked) polyethylene.
In recent years, numerous efforts have been made on adapting the conventional Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM) framework to High-Speed Train Communication (HSTC) which gives birth to the railway specific GSM standard, GSM-R.
This more conventional method may be overly sensitive to choices made on which periods to exclude.
In the present cost function definition, an account has been made on whether the water is either makeup or has been recirculated on the plant, and a distinction has been made on whether tailings are conventional or thickened, which allowed to analyze the relevance of in-plant water recovery compared to water recovery from the tailing disposal site.
In other words, someone who insured such bonds against default would have, on average, made money (conventional insurance companies, which insure against fire or theft, have not always done so well).The third quirk of credit derivatives is that they allow corporate bonds to be sliced and diced on the basis of risk.
Yet, even as the deployment of nuclear weapons made a conventional war on the subcontinent more risky — and therefore, perhaps, less likely — Pakistan's generals seemed to find their covert war in Kashmir more plausible.
An average failure rate of nearly 50-66% was reported on first attempt made by conventional method with the patient's head in an intubating position [ 1, 2].
