Sentence examples for traditionally I from inspiring English sources

Traditionally, (i) peak/maximum exposure [ 19, 39], (ii) simple average [ 39], (iii) time-weighted average (TWA) [ 50, 51], (iv) frequency-weighted average [ 52, 53] and (v) cumulative exposure [ 54, 55] have been used to quantify and assign exposure to worker.

When asked if the team had any traditions for Harvard week, Wielgus said, "Traditionally, I yell a lot more".

"I was brought up very traditionally: I served my dad coffee every day," Ms. Curran, 34, said.

"Traditionally I would have voted Conservative but we all feel that Conservatives are not Conservatives and Labour are not Labour.

Traditionally I spend Christmas Eve with old friends; we cook a glazed ham, dauphinoise potatoes and red cabbage.

Traditionally (I suppose), butter was the fat of choice, and Parmesan used whenever it was available and appropriate — that is, a good pairing.

The Blackfeet were not traditionally an "I" and "me" society.

These voters expect something different than what conservative Republican traditionally offers, i.e., small government and tax cuts.

The monophyly of Pelecaniformes as traditionally defined (i.e., a clade including tropicbirds, frigatebirds, pelicans, sulids, darters, and cormorants) has been extremely controversial, even prior to the advent of molecular systematics (see review in Livezey and Zusi [4]).

This is traditionally 5% i.e. 1/20.

Traditionally, reliability (i.e., the degree to which a scale is free of measurement error) has been used to assess a scale's average reliability.