It is frequently more convenient to use conservation of energy and other quantities than to start an analysis from the primitive laws.
Ceramic tiles protecting room 4 reduce the amplitude of the daily cycles (Figure 9b), which clearly indicates that this type of roof seems more convenient for the conservation of frescoes than the transparent polycarbonate sheets covering the other rooms.
In addition to surface diffusion, the weak statement includes evaporation and condensation, which allows a convenient treatment of mass conservation.
Even with the group of vocal critics, when the audience voted on priorities for the Bay Area, the top five were: daily needs close to home, clean air, convenient access to jobs, water conservation and lower carbon emissions.
By means of this approach, it is very convenient to extend the conventional conservation equations for pure fluids to nanofluids.
Among those models, the homogeneous model is the most popular one since it is very convenient to extend the conventional conservation equations for pure fluids to nanofluids.
The webserver can also be a convenient platform for calculating residue conservation, for performing computational alanine scanning, and for predicting protein protein interface hotspots.
Based on this high degree of conservation and the convenient accessibility of L. major genome sequence and other related resources over those for other Leishmania species, all of our bioinformatics analyses have used L. major META1 as the representative species.
The device of associating mechanical properties with the fields, which up to this point had appeared merely as convenient mathematical constructions, has even greater implications when conservation of energy is considered.
"It is a convenient and cynical substitute for a real energy conservation policy".
