Sentence examples for the usual practice for from inspiring English sources

It became the usual practice for the Chinese emperor to leave Beijing for Chengde every summer.

The concepts and the usual practice for rail wagon design, both freight and passengers are presented.

In Mesopotamia, it was not the usual practice for kings to claim divinity, but now and then it cropped up.

I was never able to sit down and read the whole manuscript, the usual practice for obtaining a complete image of a book.

The usual practice for development work in Dir and Swat called for Pakistani aid workers or paramilitary soldiers to visit the sites, he said.

Even if the toxicity data is highly structured within a commercial or in-house database, the usual practice for exchanging it is through export into unstructured file formats.

Joe Lovano Nonet "On This Day at the Vanguard Blue Notete) was captured in a single evening last year during a weeklong run by Mr. Lovano's nonet, going against the usual practice of taping for a run of nights to get the finest performances.

We present methods for deriving optimal experimental designs for dependent bivariate binary data using Copulas, and demonstrate that, by including the dependence between responses in the design process, more efficient parameter estimates are obtained than by the usual practice of simply designing for a single variable only.

Contrary to the usual practice of designing PID-controllers for nonlinear systems on the basis of a linearized model and online tests, bifurcation analysis is utilized in this paper for that purpose.

At first the usual practice of extending the vacancy for the benefit of the king's finances was followed, but by the end of the year it was apparent that the see would have to be filled because the divorce question was coming to a head.

This analysis assumes that there are no common environmental effects so the sampling variance is not appropriate for the usual practice of estimation of heritability using maximum likelihood fitting both an additive genetic and common environmental component (Neale and Cardon 1992).