Sentence examples for routine means from inspiring English sources

Main stem bronchial intubation is not always detected by routine means and may occur more frequently during laparoscopic procedures.

The sizes of large inclusions within a cast of hard steel have a major influence on fatigue characteristics, but are not directly measurable by routine means.

While eschewing systemic imposition of time constraints, some found DE's flexibility disadvantageous, noting with online there is less routine, means MORE discipline, less access to library and resources, less socialization (ID255).

Getting settled into the school year routine means having to get used to late-night studying, homework assignments and making grades.

Having a routine means the element of surprise - or the "jump-scare" - is erased and in its place is the gentle, rhythmic plodding along of the routine.

Froude number [calculated by Fr  =  (velocity2)/(hip height x g), where g  = 9.81 ms−2] is the ratio of centripetal to gravitational forces and is a routine means of estimating theoretical forward velocity [67] [68].

What will Obama's lacklustre debate routine mean come November?

Then he moved into a juggling routine meant to illustrate the advantages of the meditated mind.

Another random thought: does this opening routine mean that we are in for the Depression-era Oscars?

Gadd, who went bald at 18, said he did not remember them and could not have carried out the assaults they described because his elaborate post-performance wig-maintenance routine meant he never had fans backstage.

His earlier-than-expected off-season routine meant a three-school car pool; daily visits to Skatelab, his skating park with its own hall of fame; and band practice on Monday and Thursday nights.