Sentence examples for a relatively convenient from inspiring English sources

It's a bit like Amazon Locker, where you have all your Amazon packages shipped to a relatively convenient location instead of missing them.

As compared with previous works of vertically aligned ZnO NRA-based UV PDs, this is a relatively convenient and controllable fabrication approach.

Geometric dilution of precision (GDOP), a relatively convenient indicator calculated on the basis of Cramer-Rao bound (CRB), is commonly used to describe the influence of geometry on the relation between the position determination error and the measurement error [26 31].

8 TENS is a relatively convenient, cheap, and noninvasive therapy; it is also free from pharmaceutical side effects.

Exercise trainers use the exercise group as a relatively convenient environment to bridge (cultural) diversity, using exercises to enhance both verbal and nonverbal communication and cooperation.

The questionnaire used in the present study may be suggested that it is a relatively convenient, accurate and cost-effective strategy for differentiating asthmatics from non-asthmatics.

Due to the availability of phase-modulating spatial light modulators (SLMs), phase-encoded inputs to a JTC are relatively convenient to implement.

However, the island's growing popularity with both Brazilian and foreign travellers and its relatively convenient access to Rio (a 2.5-hour bus ride, followed by an 80-minute ferry journey) soon attracted ever-larger crowds, and tourism has exploded over the last five years.

However, to have clinical value, such an assay needs to be accurate, reliable and relatively convenient.

-- Maureen Kanter, Rochester A. There are no direct ferries between Venice and Dubrovnik, but there are other relatively convenient ways of traveling from Italy to the Croatian coastal city.

For small American investors, investing in international bond and equity funds is one of the few relatively convenient ways we have of trying to protect ourselves from the looming threat of dollar devaluation.