Sentence examples for a convenient definition of from inspiring English sources

We used a convenient definition of an oncogenic potential that may be offered by using the frequency profiles of somatic mutations in the protein kinases genes obtained from the COSMIC repository [82].

And company-wide, it even went so far as to define a "career" as a job that lasted as little as one day -- a convenient definition that allowed Corinthian to lie about the "successful" careers of its graduates.

A new and convenient definition of the minimum RVE size is introduced.

Preliminary remarks are proposed concerning the possible use of a continuum approach and the most convenient definitions of the equivalent thickness and Young modulus.

If PC is regarded as a purely uninterpreted system, the expression on the left in a definition is simply a convenient abbreviation of the expression on the right.

For an even more social experience, the litl webbook also offers plug-and-play connectivity to large screen, high definition televisions by way of a convenient HDMI (High-Definition Multimedia Interface) output port.

The Republican claim about wealthy small business job creators, it turns out, is based on a convenient and overly broad definition of "small" that includes partnerships and S-corporations, like hedge funds, accounting firms, law practices and other often big businesses.

Moreover new rules concerning financial transactions in mobile payment allow the definition of new intelligent frameworks that enable a convenient management of public parking in urban area.

This is all about a convenient suspension of disbelief.

I recognized this version as a convenient twisting of logic.

Each disk is accompanied by a convenient table of contents.