Sentence examples for standard convention from inspiring English sources

Phillips said excluding second-round effects was a standard convention in budget modelling.

Initially, there was no standard convention for the naming of newsgroups.

But Mr. Rudd — whose vocal timbre and temperament suggests Dave Matthews, for whom he has opened on tour — soon settled into more standard convention with the show.

Abbott told reporters the government would "adhere to the standard convention when it comes to staffing for minor parties and independents".

The rising opposition to the neoliberal assault highlights another crucial aspect of the standard convention: it sets aside the public, which often fails to accept the approved role of "spectators" (rather than "participants") assigned to it in liberal democratic theory.

When we ask "who rules the world?" we commonly adopt the standard convention that the actors in world affairs are states, primarily the great powers, and we consider their decisions and the relations among them.

A common challenge experienced across all of these efforts is that standardizing a data model structure - and in some instances, the content through standardized vocabulary - does not ensure standard conventions for handling specific information (visit types, reversals etc).

Interior and exterior settings surrounding the simplified figures tend to use standard conventions for perspective.

The editor's function is to see that the map conforms to standard conventions and is clear, legible, and free of errors.

Bell's gun-related boasts are standard conventions of hip-hop diss tracks, in which gunshots are a default metaphor for superiority.

As a rule the figures were naturalistic within the limits of certain standard conventions, which varied between the eastern (Parambei) and the western (Nyaura) Iatmul.