Sentence examples for the mainstream practice from inspiring English sources

And simulation-based verification is the mainstream practice in functional verification due to its flexibility and scalability.

Although stressed at the pilot outset, it seems that the learning among the stakeholders was not so well documented or systematically evaluated and shared so that the mainstream practice could have been informed or changed.

McEvilley used the exhibition as an opportunity to go on record as being among the first art critics to denounce the mainstream practice of exhibiting and discussing non-Western production without naming the artists or dating their arts.

A total of 2587 patients attended the street health service and 4583 attended the mainstream practice over the study periods.

The mean age of street health patients was 37.8 years (SD=18.7) compared with 36.2 (SD=21.1) for the mainstream practice.

The majority of the street health patients were men (57.3%, 1482/2587) while the majority of patients attending the mainstream practice were women (60.7%, 2783/4583), p<0.001.

The trouble with even that kind of success, though, is that it creates insidious pressures to adopt the mainstream practices that led so many young technologists before to vast wealth and fame.

The radical undercurrents of the city, be they anarchist or socialist or black nationalist or Rainbow Coalition, have always gone head to head with the mainstream practices of the machine, and the machine has had to go to great lengths to stifle change.

The street health population is based on attendances over a 6-year period while the comparator mainstream practice data are based on attendances over 6 months.

In addition, while the street health population is based on attendances over a 6-year period, the comparator mainstream practice data are based on attendances over over 6 months.

This work stands in a critical relationship to the conventions of mainstream practice, but it also reveals the extent to which even traditional architecture is conceptually based.