Sentence examples for next to conventional from inspiring English sources

In recent decades, next to conventional technologies, such as physical adsorption, chemical or physical absorption and cryogenic fractioning, membrane processes have become an industrial alternative for gas separation.

We surveyed 30 field boundaries next to organic fields and 30 next to conventional fields distributed along a gradient of landscape complexity.

Like "native advertising," which involves news outlets running articles paid for by corporations to appear alongside traditional reporting, "Farmed and Dangerous" will live on Hulu next to conventional TV comedies.

Next to conventional radiographs, MR imaging is preferred for the assessment of foot and ankle because of the excellent visualization of bone and soft-tissues.

Major brands often their organic crops next to conventional ones, so it's no surprise they're contaminated.

Camelidae have, next to conventional antibodies, dimeric heavy chain antibodies (HCAb) that lack light chains [ 3].

No picture?" she wrote, next to more conventional comments ("Good luck Your Sweet," "My hero!," "Thank you, you rock!").

Next to the conventional welding the laser welding is an alternative technology to fix the laminated structure.

When used on a Windows-based computer, the Dymo software adds a tiny logo of itself next to the conventional printer icon in Microsoft Word 97 or 2000.

Often they are placed next to more conventional machines for soda and snacks, leading to quizzical stares and questions when Mr. Bartholomew comes by on his service rounds with his blue van full of worms and other bait.

Next to the conventional zucchini and yellow summer squash, there's a pile of squash-like looking vegetables with either stripes or scalloped edges.