Sentence examples for traditionally done this from inspiring English sources

"Democrats and Republicans have traditionally done this," Mr. McDonald said.

Researchers wishing to study infants' spontaneous attention deployment in real-world settings have traditionally done this by video taping infants playing in naturalistic contexts and by hand-coding their direction of gaze post hoc (e.g., Choudhury & Gorman, 2000; Kannass & Oakes, 2008; Swettenham et al., 1998).

Kimberly Schlapman of the talented group Little Big Town traditionally does this in an amazing way and last night she was definitely on point.

"D.O.D. has not traditionally done these things".

"It is not the sort of thing that we have traditionally done in this country, and I want to get to a situation where we do not have to do that".

"I want to see people who are suspected of terrorism brought to justice properly, through the courts, in the same way we have traditionally done in this country for any other offence," he added.

On its company website, Whetlab explains that their patent-pending system would offer an alternative to hiring experts to architect and tune a machine learning system in-house as is traditionally done, as it would do this work instead.

These don't traditionally do that well in Australia," said Ceyton.

On half of the trials we cued participants in advance of the array, as is traditionally done in paradigms of this sort [e.g. 14], [15], with these being termed pro-cue trials, which could be either switch or stay.

It is obvious that, in order for a monitor to be used to detect this 10% change, it must have a level of precision that can detect this change and this is traditionally done with 95% certainty.

This was traditionally done by the Bay area.