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Male comedy, meanwhile — the just-opened "Hangover Part II" can stand as a convenient example — is all about the wacky friends.

To introduce a convenient example, it is plausible that each person's (occurrent) belief that the Mona Lisa is in the Louvre is identical with some physical event in that person's brain; but there is no one physical brain-event type such that all who hold that belief have that kind of brain event.

But newspaper subscriptions are only a convenient example – RAND sees opportunities to rethink our habits in relation to clothing, food, waste disposal, transportation, health care and other aspects of life.

For the media, I was just a convenient example of a next-generation business leader gone to the dark side.

Also, a convenient example of discharge rate p ( s, ⋅ ) is a regularized Heavyside function p ( s, N ) = H δ ( s − σ ( N ) ), 0 < σ − ≤ σ ≤ σ + < ∞, with σ a given smooth function.

Post-surgery patients provide a convenient example of how the big picture has been missed.

Driving a car offers a convenient example.

They are the most convenient marker to establish if an individual (plant, for example) is a clone of its parent.

It is a doctrine Mr. Clinton has subscribed to only when it is politically convenient -- Cuba, for example, is still a notable exception.

GMail, for example, is convenient but lacks features standard in Outlook for years (the exceptions to this rule, Navigation for instance, are pleasant but neither revolutionary nor common).

One such example is a significant increase in alkaline phosphatase (AP) activity making this a convenient marker for osteogenic differentiation [4].