"Unfortunately, code, safety and convenience dictate they be there," reads a section of the company's brochure, which features a photograph of a chameleon in front of a marble wall.
Levels of interest, time, cost and convenience will dictate the most effective mode of science communication for individuals but the increasing range of opportunities mean that you are spoiled for choice.
Convenience, not conviction, often dictates the choices economists make.Convenience, however, is addictive.
One entrepreneur who hopes to merge convenience with the ethical dictates of Islam is Shazia Saleem.
I see no problem in the cushion part of the deal but fear that the choice of plants is dictated by convenience of supply and storage.
In some convenience stores, the pacts dictated that products not made by Coke, like RC Cola, could amount to only a couple of bottles visible on bottom shelves, out of sight for all but the most determined shoppers, witnesses said.
Our focus on extra-macular drusen, dictated by convenience in isolating large quantities, does not preclude cautious inference from our conclusions to macular drusen, the universally agreed-upon predictors of ARM progression [5].
Some communities have agreed to no-home-delivery service in exchange for postal authorities' acquiescence in keeping their local post offices open despite the dictates of economics, convenience and even fire.
His observational and theoretical analysis of the way coffee moved in cups led him to discover that it was just a coincidence that "the sizes of common coffee cups (dictated by the convenience of carrying them and the normal consumption of coffee by humans) are such that the frequency of natural liquid oscillations in the cup is on the order of the step frequency of normal walking".
It's easy to let the convenience of bars and nightclubs dictate your evening activities when you've got some money to blow.
