New York has always been a place where it is possible to have memories without the experiences that conventionally precede them.
One medium is notably absent: there are no three-dimensional models, objects that conventionally anchor architecture shows to the pragmatics of professional practice.
With increasing quantum well thickness, the threshold of optical pumping decreases monotonically, similar to that conventionally observed in the AlGaAs/GaAs system.
The performance of golf clubs and balls is generally evaluated by using golf-swing robots that conventionally have two or three joints with completely interrelated motion.
Three minutes from the end, Guzan made the kind of flying save that conventionally attracts the epithet "wonder", flipping the ball out one-handed from almost under his crossbar to deny Norwich substitute Gary Hooper a close-range debut goal.
The mathematical model and associated objective functions that conventionally begin a systems analysis, for example, are only satisfactory to the extent that they adequately represent the real physical situation.
The OCA has a clear game plan – to drive increased sales of higher-priced organic produce by convincing consumers that conventionally farmed foods are swimming in pesticide residues, that GM crops are dangerous, and that biotechnology companies that sell GM seeds are evil.
These are manipulated in a similar manner to that conventionally employed with (uniaxial) creep test data, allowing the stress exponent, n, to be obtained as the gradient of a plot of the logarithm of the equivalent strain rate against the logarithm of the equivalent stress.
and this adjustment factor is the same as that conventionally adopted.
The proposed framework is designed with the aim of evolving stories that conventionally are authored and experienced as linear chronological structures, in interactive experiences enabling actions in a nonlinear and unpredictable fashion.
Even if we have difficulty assessing what architectural objects or products are, we can point to thousands of architects over several millennia around the world engaged in one or another sets of activities that conventionally have been associated with architectural practice, and generate a long disjunctive claim about what architects do.
