Sentence examples for on a usual from inspiring English sources

In fact, he said, the attendance of 4,300 was about double what Camden would usually get on a usual Monday night.

The UV dosimeter is worn at the wrist and is either polysulphone, in which case two dosimeters are supplied, one to be used on a usual working day and the other on a usual non-working day, or an electronic dosimeter to be worn each day for the diary week.

We found that rates of both smoking (ever) and drinking (one or more alcoholic drinks on a usual occasion) were higher among more consumerist Scottish early adolescents, as measured by a range of indicators.

One-fifth of the sample (19.7% males and 22.2% females) had ever smoked and two-fifths (40% males, 40.7% females) reported drinking one or more alcoholic drinks on a usual drinking occasion (table 1).

Edge and Orton, calling themselves "Rated-RKO", immediately became very outspoken against DX and began mocking them at every opportunity, including a sketch reminiscent of the ones DX did about their opponents on a usual basis.

Then ({e_{n}}) is a complete orthonormal basis in H. Let (W_{t}:=sum_{n=1}^{infty}sqrt{lambda_{n}}beta_{n}(t) e_{n}), (lambda_{n}>0), where ({beta_{n}(t)}) are one-dimensional standard Brownian motions mutually independent on a usual complete probability space.

Perhaps they've blossomed a little too soon, before HotS develops a robust pro scene, before video games on TV is a usual sight on a Sunday night, and they'll ultimately be left out in the cold.

Some communities or individuals take on something new, change a usual tradition, or simplify a piece of their lives instead.

The weight of co-morbidities on patients' prognosis is a usual concept in several fields of medicine.

It is a usual phenomenon on many roads that soon after the rains, pot holes usually develop.

At times they take on a normative (usual and customary) approach to the study of political institutions, and they tend to blur the line between institutions and culture.