by convention造句

unrestrained by convention or morality.

rigidly formal or bound by convention.

And the family itself is then maintained only by convention.

这个房间真是乱七八糟。

She's a free spirit, ie a person not hampered by convention.

One is that, by convention, the Department of Justice is expected to appeal decisions that strike down existing law.

This ruling has put women at a disadvantage too: by convention they are less often named on deeds.

And there is no obvious problem in power, since you can always do class-based OO by convention, if you want.

The difference is that butcons on a toolbar advertise their immediacy because they are known by convention to be imperative controls.

In programmer’s jargon, an exclamation mark is a bang, and, by convention, top-level immediate menu items were always followed with a bang.

The link register is only special by convention -- the SPU assembly language allows you to set the link in any register you choose.

If another transaction retrieves the data and sees that the flag is set by some other user, then it will, by convention, give a warning message to the user that the data is in use.

A MAC address is a unique character string, and since it identifies a specific physical device — one individual NIC — the MAC address, by convention, never changes for the life of the NIC.

It's instead outside of them and, by convention, at the top of the file so that I can access it anywhere, whether or not this is a good thing, remains to be seen.