Sentence examples for modifying the usual from inspiring English sources

This completeness theorem can be proved by modifying the usual Henkin completeness proof for first-order logic, or by employing Boolean-algebraic methods.

Small gold nanorods (AuNR) with mean dimensions of 16.3 ± 2.9 × 6.2 ± 0.8 nm were prepared by modifying the usual seeded-growth method in the presence of silver nitrate (Nikoobakht and El-Sayed  2003).

Due to this dissipation, energy and momentum are deposited in the stratosphere which modify the usual wintertime eastward zonal wind and enhance the stratospheric temperature.

There is a lack of reliable, low-cost method that is able to modify the usual mechanical water to an intelligent one.

These two observations enabled us to modify the usual definition of Precision and Accuracy in the following way: P = N 0 N 0 + N 1 A = N 0 N 0 + N 2 (1).

From the other point of view, working on land-use, creating "transit villages" as reported in literature and increasing the transit modal split by only +4÷5%, shows that this action alone is not able to significantly modify the usual mobility habits.

Firstly, the fort's military engineers modified the usual rectangular plan to suit the available site: it is distorted into a lozenge or parallelogram; the internal features of the fort are similarly distorted.

In doing so, we modified the usual kinetic formulations in several ways.

However, the present model suggests that the combination of these methods with procedures designed to redirect attentional control and modify the usual verbal form of worry should be particularly effective.

In the absence of compelling new information, we should modify the usual baseline in which it is assumed (1) most variation is due to patient risk factors, and (2) increased resource use controlling for patient risk factors is indicative of higher quality.

The results show the unique capability of TUNA technique in identifying conductive pathways in CNF/resins even without modifying the morphology with usual treatments employed to create electrical contacts to the ground.