Sentence examples for convenient data from inspiring English sources

We try to assimilate their behaviour – from making them into roving GPS transmitters to furnish nice clean convenient data sets – to "interpreting" their communications in human terms.

"Academically Adrift" is not a diatribe based on anecdote and personal history and supported by some convenient data, which is what books critical of American higher education often are.

"In the Basement of the Ivory Tower" is one of those books about higher education that are based on anecdote and personal history and supported by some convenient data (sort of like this review, actually), but the story is worth hearing.

Graph is the most natural and convenient data structure to represent analog electronic circuit.

The calculated results are represented in some graphs, which should provide convenient data for the design of a cylindrical container with a flexible bottom.

For convenient data sharing, Arthemis allows annotation according to the European Gastrointestinal Society for Endoscopy (ESGE) Minimal Standard Terminology MSTT), an internationally accepted standard for digestive endoscopy.

Although the application of these methods is convenient for data reduction, the trade-off between energy consumptions in local processing with raw data transmission is a key challenge that is needed to be considered.

This new procedure allows the calculation of the AMPs from convenient analytical data, including the average molecular weight, elemental analyses results, and 1H- and 13C-NMR spectroscopy data.

The former case is convenient for data receivers, because it is not necessary to add Cmp to a standard decoder.

It is convenient for data acquisition, regionally applicable, parametrically simple, and effective for multi-scale factor integration.

Crystal structures of Pr0.3Sr0.7Al0.3Ti0.3O3 at RT and at 220 K were refined in the space group R  ( overline{3} )  с, thus confirming the results derived from the convenient XRD data (Table 1).