Sentence examples for on conventional concepts from inspiring English sources

The sketches tend to be built on conventional concepts (as they repeatedly acknowledge), but Kiosk of Champions refresh them with nimble performances, gimlet-eyed quality control and piercing intelligence, often introducing comedy clichés only to subvert them a second later.

The physicochemical approach, focusing as it does on each compartment separately and having no special interest in the quantitatively lesser compartment of arterial blood, is at no disadvantage relative to conventional concepts in elucidating this difficult area.

The other model, referred to as linear elastic perfectly) brittle interface model (LEBIM), works for visco-elastic bodies and relies on a conventional concept of weak solution and needs no auxiliary interfacial variable.

The new concept gives a single correlation equation of liquid-side mass transfer coefficients for single particles, fixed beds, and fluidized beds, which is practically the same as the correlation equations for stirred tanks, suspended bubble columns, and two-phase tube flow based on the conventional concept.

Thus, combined with the specific power group based on the conventional concept which has a simplicity in the calculation of its value for suspended particles, the specific power group based on our concept is useful as a general parameter in the study of mass transfer phenomena between a liquid and particles where the liquid is either quiescent or turbulent and the particles are fixed or suspended.

In addition, the legal concept of "Tissue Establishment" was introduced, which expands on the conventional concept of a tissue bank.

This is particularly important in developing countries where pluralistic health systems are commonplace and pose challenges to health planning because the socio-cultural context of the illness leads to 'traditional' therapy rather than focusing on conventional medical concepts.

As it follows from the conventional concept on wetting that hydrophobicity of a surface results from the uniform distribution of hydrophobic groups [8] (in our case, partially degraded organics), this leads to better affinity between surface and nonpolar parts of SA molecules and results in a higher deposition degree of the fatty acid.

The calculation and analysis have shown that the novel concept has potentially attractive advantages mainly including less transmutation wastes, no electric conductivity change, tolerable neutron structure damage, enhancement in tritium breeding ratio and longer service time in comparison with the conventional concept based on copper alloy conductor.

The design and optimization of reactor networks using the conventional concept of attainable region is based on technological, rather than, economical criteria.

The conventional concept of penetrative burning is re-examined.