"I think we are ahead in our understanding of how convenience works.
Aden gives up the chance of attending university to stay with Belle and takes up a "job of convenience" working on the prawn trawler.
My study found six primary themes that influenced doctor shopping behavior: lack of perceived need, convenience, work-provided medical insurance, unpleasant experiences with doctors, searching for a match doctor, and switching between biomedicine and traditional Chinese medicine.
For convenience, we work with another normalization of the Sobolev orthogonal polynomials.
Other reasons included recommendation from others (25%), convenience to work or home (22%), cost (10%), sensitive medical problem (3%) and problems with their own GP (3%).
The participants were randomly assigned by the district offices for participation in the computer training depending on their convenience and work schedules.
Hospital communication in the UK currently consists of pagers and landline telephones, and although they have had a ban on mobile phone use on their premises since the early 1990s (prompted by a warning issued by the UK Medical Devices Agency), many doctors ignore this, using their personal mobile phones for convenience at work.
This is expected to provide mariners with greater convenience when working at sea, reducing their workload.
The use of RSSI readings is of practical convenience when working with real hardware as they do not need tight synchronization requirements.
