The phrase "a ease" is not correct in written English.
It should be "an ease" as "ease" begins with a vowel sound.
Example: "Finding a solution to the problem was an ease for the experienced team."
Alternatives: "a comfort" or "a relief".
In the city she is a dog out of water, not a ease but putting up with it very well.
Part of this illusion concerns the dual concepts of: (a) ease of use, balanced by (b) apparent ease of effective use.
They've been very instrumental in making Linux be what it is, both on a technical side, but *especially* on a ease of use and approachability side.
TOPSIS method is introduced, Analyzed how the idea is used in thermal power plant sitting problem combining quantitative indexes and qualitative indexes and proved the validity of the model through a ease.
Reasons for the choice of the configuration were: (a) ease of installation, (b) continuity of the fabric and no need for splices given the size of the roll, (c) contribution of PD and SD strands to the 45° crack opening, (d) additional flexure enhancement (even if not required here).
It was a ease on the stress, rather than a distraction, and we both cherished it.
