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conventional

[kuhn-ven-shuh-nl] / kənˈvɛn ʃə nl /




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As a result, tagatose has a much smaller effect on blood glucose and insulin levels than conventional sugar.

From Science Daily

This type of orderly alignment is typical of conventional magnets.

From Science Daily

In a statement, Parcl said the data on market expectations could help narrow the information gap between institutional investors and home buyers and sellers, and be of use alongside other more conventional metrics.

From The Wall Street Journal

At those wavelengths, the physical precision required to keep multiple sensors perfectly synchronized becomes extraordinarily difficult, if not impossible, to achieve using conventional methods.

From Science Daily

What was it like to flip the switch and have to be verbal and emotional in a more conventional way?

From Los Angeles Times