Sentence examples for convenient assumptions from inspiring English sources

Throughout the article, we investigate some results of mean-inequalities, under convenient assumptions, for the strict symbol < (in the above sense).

Under convenient assumptions, we will prove the existence of five or six solutions to (1.1), which include positive, negative, and sign-changing solutions.

2. The ability to plan for the number of "what if" scenarios is overwhelming and as a result convenient assumptions are made about what roads will be impacted, the time of day the event will occur and/or what weather conditions will prevail.

This generalization to the nonlinear context is obtained exploiting the corotational based method called Implicit Corotational Method, starting from a mixed energy description of the continuum in terms of nonlinear Biot stress/strain tensors and using convenient assumptions for the linear stress/strain tensors.

That is a convenient assumption.

"It's a diagnosis still frequently and falsely regarded as untreatable a convenient assumption driven by the stigma against people with this disease".

It is a convenient assumption for renewables and nuclear: if the price of fossil fuel is going to get more expensive, then renewables and nuclear will be relatively cheap.

Fig. 3 Statistics of pre-study usage preference with the speed and convenient assumption.

Existing closed-form solutions of contaminant transport problems are limited by the mathematically convenient assumption of uniform flow.

This convenient assumption of homogeneity may be an important oversight given that substantial evidence exists for heterogeneity between fibroids at many levels.

The clean price and the corresponding hedge are computed by the trading desk using the classical linear approach under a manifestly unrealistic, but obviously very convenient, assumption that a proxy for the unique risk-free rate is available for funding of all trading activities and the counterparty credit risk is ignored.