conventional造句
121. The projected totality of all conventional and nonconventional natural gas sources depends significantly on the assumptions made.
122. Freeing glued joints I have tried to dismantle an old chair using conventional methods but the glued joints won't budge.
123. So long as they remain expensive, conventional air photography will, however, continue to dominate aerial reconnaissance.
124. This can make the conventional approach perfectly adequate for some systems development work.
125. It's solid, well-built and looks more like a conventional film camera than the other digital cameras featured in this test.
126. Computers and the Brain A conventional computer is typically a single processor acting on explicitly programmed instructions.
127. The conventional wisdom in the gay community is that 10 percent of the adult population is gay or lesbian.
128. Thirteen cars had their Vambac equipment removed and replaced with conventional controllers, commencing in January 1964.
129. First we will deal with diatonic and chromatic substitution notes, which are the main means of obscuring conventional chords.
130. The answer reached by the court is that it awards a sum which is in the nature of a conventional award.
131. This tremendous progress of conventional medicine in the present century has confirmed belief in the treatment by opposites.
132. They can no longer rely on conventional market research to predict accurately the spending habits of ageing baby boomers or their children.
133. Armies are the main conventional weapon and have been around for over five millennia in various forms.
134. Crawley will compare the ecology of engineered and conventional varieties of three crops: potatoes, oilseed rape and sugar beet.
135. These images enlarged to a scale of 1:100 000 provide information complementary to that from conventional aerial photographs.
136. Ferrari profited from these ground-effects catastrophes with a relatively conventional car, the 312T4 that gave Jody Scheckter the 1979 world championship.
137. To him will accrue the credit for overthrowing the conventional wisdom and for installing the new ideas.
138. This involves turning a conventional chemical company almost upside down.
139. Richter is not a conventional painter: he is an artist who happens to use paint as a medium.
140. If the momentum picks up, conventional politics could be torn asunder.
141. The writer appeared to have been so anxious to commit the message to paper that the conventional opening had been dispensed with.
142. Moreover, the findings challenge conventional assumptions about the amounts of time the different subjects should be allocated.
143. A week that had seen all her safe, conventional standards thrown out of the window, and irretrievably altered her life.
144. John Godfrey Saxe Several characteristics of neural network technology set it apart from conventional computing and artificial intelligence approaches.
145. To break totally new ground is to abandon the conventional rules.
146. Conventional naval armament based on surface strength has become largely ornamental.
147. These are less amenable to being uncovered by using conventional interviews or survey methods.
148. This particular example highlights two additional shortcomings which afflict our conventional political institutions.
149. Conventional editorial wisdom holds that such balanced reporting produces truth.
150. Now notions in this sense have, of course, always been accounted for in conventional syllabus design.
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