Sentence examples for a convenient set from inspiring English sources

The normal E1A regulatory elements have been replaced by a convenient set of unique restriction enzyme sites, allowing for introduction of gene regulatory cassettes with relative ease.

If you focus your questions on the rationale and objective facts of the situation, you'll just get a convenient set of facts curated to support what your colleague feels and wants.

He agrees that confederate monuments have at once given the "alt-right" a convenient set of symbols to organise around, and also swelled the constituency for radical neoconfederate groups.

r(t) is found from the free response, for a convenient set of initial conditions, of a linear system of a finite number of degrees of freedom, the resonant modes of which are coupled by damping.

A convenient set of cylindrical coordinates is employed to describe the spacecraft dynamics (i.e. position and velocity), in the context of the circular restricted three-body problem, used to model the spacecraft motion in the Earth Moon system.

This gives us a convenient set of quadrants, so for expository purposes I shall consider the contemporary relations between rhetoric and philosophy under four main heads.

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While horror stories love to stipulate complicated rules about dark arts which happen to provide a convenient set-up for a lazy denouement, Dangerous Habits, like all the best Hellblazer stories, gives us a far more logical (and blackly comic) world of pragmatic magic and opportunistic demons.

"They want to buy luxury, but in a convenient setting".

As an integral part of the Yale-New Havariousreline Medical Center (YNHsubspecialtyservicesciarey services are located in a convenient setting for those patients who live on or near the Shoreline region.

The influence of the Jewish and Christian sabbath was also felt in the institutionalization of the Muslim Friday, though in Islām it was not a day of rest but a convenient setting for the special religious service.