Sentence examples for convenient conception from inspiring English sources
While a uniaxial state of stress is a convenient conception in theoretical analyses of material behavior, it is difficult to realize in actual test procedures because test specimens may contain geometrical nonuniformities and the test fixtures may introduce stress concentrations at regions where loads are introduced in the specimen.
A much more convenient conception of the integers is the Grothendieck group construction.
For each site, clinical considerations such as the possibility of natural conception, ease of the procedure, convenient access for oocyte collection and the volume of tissue transplanted must be taken into consideration (Table II).
In Picasso's radical new conception, style was no longer a unique expression of personality, but merely a convenient means of expression, like a language, to be taken up or put aside depending on the particular idea to be represented.
The handbook notes that this could be seen as a convenient leap, but trainers are pressed to suggest that this concern simply comes from a narrow conception of what terrorism is.
