Conventional wisdom indicates that a startup's first lawyer will have had four to 10 years of experience in a broad-based corporate practice, preferably one where the clients were themselves startup companies.
Consequently, conventional legal wisdom indicates that civil rights legislation would need to be amended to specifically prohibit, by some appropriate terminology, the employment actions taken in the dental assistant case.
Conventional wisdom would indicate that team A's best prescription for success would be to shoot twice as often as B. However, Skinner's equations show that for a scenario in which if team B shoots, on average, every 20 seconds, team A should shoot every 13 seconds rather than every 10.
Conventional wisdom would indicate that the best parameter set is the one that minimizes the cost function, i.e. the best fit to the experimental data.
But Varitek is 36 years old and in the final year of a four-year, $40 million deal, and conventional wisdom would seem to indicate that his days as a starting catcher are numbered.
While conventional wisdom might argue that this indicates that the esteemed hotels of Europe have admirably resisted cookie-cutter standardization at the hands of the rapacious invading American lodging-industry capitalists, a growing body of personal and anecdotal experience suggests otherwise.
But Mr. Biss's 25,000 students indicate that this conventional wisdom may no longer hold, if indeed it ever did.
Others will wish, with sort of Ford Frick-like wisdom, to add an asterisk to indicate that some of his achievements may have been made possible by banned substances.
Yet nearly almost every other study indicates that, as conventional wisdom would have it, a poor economy leads to more shoplifting and an improving economy leads to less.
Thus, the findings contradict the conventional wisdom regarding T2-weighted MRI and indicate that this method should not be used to measure myocardial salvage.
