Sentence examples for only a conventional from inspiring English sources

"The subsistence level is only a conventional idea, and conventions change," Sir Arthur pointed out.

Tehran denies having worked on atomic weapons, saying Parchin is only a conventional weapons site.

This novel method requires only a conventional microscope equipped with three polarising filters and a double aperture stop.

It is capable of performing such reconstruction that the shape of any isometrically deformed surface is estimated by using only a conventional camera.

Even when fed only a conventional MS as dietary roughage bulls did not select for the longest particles in the TMR (> 19 mm).

First, each conventionally real phenomenon satisfies only the definition of conventional truth because each phenomenon has only a conventional nature (in contrast to the two nature theory of Gelug), and that ultimate truth has a transcendent ontological status.

Ultrasound technology in combination with echogenic particles is currently having a considerable effect on the modern medical field, not only as a conventional diagnostic modality but also as a methodology that administers therapeutics to various lesions.

Mood was assessed not only with a conventional total depression score, but also with a factorial design for a detailed evaluation of the relationships in order to identify specific subcategories, if any, of depressive symptoms.

Not only was a conventional campaign strategy a losing one, but it also presented an odd proposition: a young Latino candidate would be forced to ignore his own peers.

Now the dust has settled, I can see not only what a conventional teen to twentysomething trajectory that was, but also how much I owe him.

In both wars, our enemy was only sometimes a conventional army; as often, if not more so, it was an elusive guerrilla force that was frequently indistinguishable from the civilian population.