Sentence examples for more conventional framework from inspiring English sources
It's a relief when, in the second half of the book, the narrative settles into a more conventional framework.
Process intensification calls for the combination of two or more conventional unit operations within one framework, thus giving rise to a challenging coordination problem in process synthesis and design.
The magnificent Uncle Vanya from the Chichester Festival, one of the finest pieces of creative acting to be seen in the English theatre these thirty years, has rightly arrived in the repertory of the National Theatre, in the framework of the more conventional Old Vic stage.
This is to draw attention to the role of emotions as providing the framework for cognitions of the more conventional kind.
It is, however, my firm belief that time has now come to split the Framework Programmes and to create a more conventional European Research Council (ERC), an organization more clearly under control by scientists.
An important first step in the framework consists of assessing to what extent more conventional approaches (e.g., reducing local stressors, reducing habitat fragmentation, or ex situ conservation) would suffice to protect a species in the face of climate change.
(4) A user-defined wavelength-dependent scattering phase function can be defined, providing users with a unique framework for investigating phase functions beyond the more conventional Henyey-Greenstein approximation.
More conventional instruments do too.
Others preferred more conventional logic.
Today, no wisdom is more conventional.
