Sentence examples for convenience I from inspiring English sources

The participants were selected through a non-probabilistic approach by convenience, i. e., the probability of all population elements belong to the same sample is unknown.

In (2.63) we picked for convenience (i.e., so we could take ; otherwise we would take ).

Subsequently we identify ten singular methods as being particularly effective in terms of contributing significantly to increasing scores of Scope, Representativeness, and Comfort and convenience, i.e. the criteria most influenced by the methods chosen.

These students represented primarily a sample of convenience, i.e., students who chose to respond to the recruitment email.

If we aim at a structure preserving design then notational convenience, i.e. the ease with which a knowledge representation language can be read, written, and understood, acquires a greater importance than the word "convenience" might suggest.

Part of this is a simple, slothlike desire for ease and convenience: I don't want to work that hard!

Despite these added conveniences, I don't think e-books will replace books anytime soon.

"I don't need a lot of modern conveniences; I just need it to be safe," said Sean Cavanaugh, who manages the estates of the painters Milton Avery and Sally Michel, his grandparents.

To put it in Thoreau's terms, when it comes to indulging on the fruits of the web and other conveniences, I'm unnaturally hot; we all are.

What first comes to mind is that even though I was so far from home, without many of the modern conveniences I am used to, I was completely in touch with the greatest experience of all -- my inner riches.

For convenience, A ( i 1, …, i s | ) ( A ( | j 1, …, j t ) ) means deleting rows (columns) only.