Sentence examples for conceptual convenience from inspiring English sources
Therefore, in this section, we briefly review some theory and existing methods on Riemannian manifolds that are closely related to the proposed method, for the sake of mathematical and conceptual convenience in subsequent sections.
For mathematical and conceptual convenience we illustrate this mechanism as a change in threshold in Fig. 1C.
Younger painters who have made it (Martin Kippenberger et al) fly their oils as a flag of convenience, a conceptual medium among many.
The procedure contained a process of forward and back translation, conceptual equivalence confirmation by a convenience sample of patients and an expert panel.
Thorpe also had to get creative in art directing the shoot, as there are no costume shops, prop stores, or other conveniences for a conceptual photographer deep in the forgotten Western Sahara.
To abandon this conceptual objective for any temporary, subjective, personal convenience is a formula for a general regulatory impasse.... [T]he BPA episode has revealed the general inexperience of many in the experimental scientific community to the intricacies of risk assessment and the necessity of employing risk management judgments in any comprehensive determination of human safety.
The purpose of both extensions is to escape the conceptual restrictiveness of the Tinbergen-Theil structure while preserving the practical convenience of that model for applied policy work.
The procedure included translation, back translation, conceptual equivalence confirmation by the original developer, an expert panel and a convenience sample of children and caregivers.
