Both of these substances have well-established conventions for their use, and these conventions limit their social side-effects.
The Dublin Murder Squad books are a mystery series in name only; in multiple respects, the series transgresses the well-established conventions of the genre, the first of which is a reliable continuity in tone and dramatis personae.
So it turns out that the Conservatives – the party traditionally least in favour of a written British constitution – now challenge the well-established conventions of an uncodified constitution as inoperable if they may not seem to be in their own immediate, partisan interests.
Diary-blogs can deliberately activate (and complicate) well-established conventions around the production of secret, scandalous, or very personal material.
Then a well-established pattern repeated itself.
"That's been a well-established rule".
But Ecuador is now part of a well-established pattern.
Winterson fleshes out the well-established critical convention which finds a homoerotic charge in their relationship by making them former lovers at their public school, while updating Xen into a US-based writer of computer games, and a commitment-phobe who can't make sense of his own emotions.
In this body of work, Yola questions many well-established photography conventions, introducing objects into nature, manipulating film, letting light interfere with the negative, making deliberate mistakes, using excessively long exposures.
This non-gene information is called epigenetics, literally "beyond" genetics, and is a well-established field, but convention accepts that epigenetic information is largely erased each generation.
