Sentence examples for usually outside of from inspiring English sources

In 'applied' ontology, ontologies are being used for some task within a domain, and that task lies usually outside of the domain of ontology itself (A notable exception to this is when we apply ontological methods to the domain of ontology itself, and classify different kinds of ontologies, their parts, analyse the types of relations between classes, relations, instances and individuals, etc.

Discuss and declare your plan to a supportive person, usually outside of work, to get feedback and support with monitoring your progress.

That may be easier said than done: Language evolves over time and how it evolves is usually outside of any one group's control.

Most of the few good ideas I've had in my academic career have arisen during, been due to, or been tested by conversation with people working in similar areas, usually outside of formal seminars.

And voicemail is usually outside of our typical workflow, making it hard to forward or reply to easily.

Females that fail to mate do not oviposit and eventually die within their bag, usually outside of the pupal case.

Christ's Tomb is carried, usually around the outside of the temple, in a funeral procession of the Lord.

The Network Interface Device (NID), also referred to as the Subscriber/Network Interface (SNI) or the Point of Demarcation (Demarc), is the box, often grey and usually on the outside of the structure, where the telephone company's wires start, the lightning protector is installed, and your phone wiring terminates.

As a result of the complexity of the administrative and ethic procedures for trial approval, each consortium has experienced the need to address specific regulatory and organisation activities that are usually outside the fields of competence of the academic and not-for-profit research groups.

I know my horse has a tendency to drift, so he's usually better on the outside of horses".

It's a gray box that is usually mounted on the outside of your house.