Sentence examples for convenient concept from inspiring English sources

He does have a vague and politically convenient concept.

While the four-pole approach is a very convenient concept in modeling acoustic systems, its application has been limited mainly to systems composed of only one-dimensional (1-D) and lumped parameter elements due to the difficulty in formulating four poles of three-dimensional (3-D) cavities.

The stakeholder group is a convenient concept to bind companies and persons together as stakeholders.

The 'topology' of such proteins has proven to be a convenient concept.

Further studies should be carried out to determine whether the highly convenient concept of NEPA will result in greater adherence, fostering improved emetic control.

Seen from this perspective, it might help you to realize that indispensability is often a convenient concept for you to adopt when you wish to hold onto something all for yourself but very inconvenient when someone else adopts it and prevents you from taking on the opportunities they're hogging.

However, some convenient concepts can be developed to circumvent this difficulty.

Higher taxa are convenient concepts to categorize related taxa.

Then he comes up with a vague-but-politically-convenient concept that doesn't address the problem (let's raise taxes on the rich).

So, if a TU game is totally balanced, then the core is non-empty; therefore, it is a convenient solution concept on the class of totally balanced TU games.

The simulations provided a new insight into the phenomena involved in biochromatography and make convenient design concepts at least doubtful as the separation is in this case mainly determined by the loading step and not by the choice of the elution gradient.