Sentence examples for so that conventional from inspiring English sources
The symptoms seem to be multifactorial so that conventional therapies rarely lead to an improvement.
Mr. Klapisch carefully manipulates the film's tone, lighting and wide-screen intimacy to keep trouble simmering just below the surface, so that conventional dramatic fireworks would be beside the point.
The temporal resolution necessary to analyse placental material transfers is expected to be of the order of a few seconds, so that conventional wet-fixation protocols are too slow.
Software defect data in nature have a class imbalance because of the skewed distribution of defective and non-defective modules, so that conventional error functions of the neural network produce unbalanced FPR and FNR results.
Small impellers, operating at low impeller speeds and low air flow rates, generate only moderate energy dissipation rates so that conventional chemical engineering correlations for oxygen transfer coeffients are usually out of range and unproven in application.
The adaptive local stencil refinement is designed in such a manner that 5-points symmetric stencil is guaranteed at each interior node, so that conventional finite difference formula can be easily constructed everywhere in the domain.
OK, so that's a conventional way to glue things together if you want to represent a sequence, right.
In some cases the damage is so bad that conventional means faces, fingerprints, teeth may be of little use.
"Probable cause" means more likely than not, a standard that's tough to meet when bad guys are so secretive that conventional methods don't work.
The lines being etched are so thin that conventional light sources and lenses cannot make the ultrafine wires that connect the millions of transistors that make up an advanced microprocessor.
Moments of the highest import pass among people who are so marginal that conventional history would not have noticed them: aliens, the enslaved, people themselves utterly unaware that their lives would have consequence.
