Sentence examples for convenient action from inspiring English sources
West passed the one spade overcall because he had no convenient action.
The e-book, called Convenient Action in an apparent tribute to Al Gore, frames action on climate change as a moral duty.
In fact, the company likens the feature to a simple swipe to unlock in a statement given to TechCrunch, "Facial recognition is a convenient action to open your phone – similar to the 'swipe to unlock' action," the company says.
(A Samsung spokesperson told Forbes: "Facial recognition is a convenient action to open your phone – similar to the 'swipe to unlock' action. We offer the highest level of biometric authentication – fingerprint and iris – to lock your phone and authenticate access to Samsung Pay or Secure Folder".).
The doctrine of things indifferent (, adiaphora) arose in the Stoic school as a corollary of its diametric opposition of virtue and vice ( kathekon and ἁμαρτήματα hamartemata, respectively "convenient actions," or actions in accordance with nature, and mistakes).
Place state information and tools around the edges, within easy reach (Status Display, Convenient Environment Actions, Localized Object Actions, Toolbox), and organize the interface so that a user never needs to do a lot of manipulation to get at things they need often.
To design convenient conservation actions, our model opens the possibility to assess the effects of modifying some parameters of the system.
Beyond the sheer surprise value, personalized videos also allow convenient calls-to-action to be embedded in the video.
We use weak convergence methods which provide convenient representations for the action functional for all regimes.
Sometimes, during a convenient lull in the action, the famous Harvard professor Robert Langdon would remember in real time the entire text of a lecture he had once given about Dante.
