The eyepiece is designed to image the rays to a focal point at a convenient distance for viewing the image.
Once it is sea-ready, the ship will be pulled to a large and deep harbor located a convenient distance from the shipwreck site, although few harbors in Italy fit that description.
In the following centuries many large country houses and estates (including Hatfield, Knebworth, and Gorhambury) were built at a convenient distance from London, and a number of typical market towns such as Hertford and Hitchin developed.
But on hearing the verdict, Mr. Wofford, who possibly has an intention of becoming a national figure, had vanished with the speed of light and was doubtless by this time at some convenient distance, wiping his mouth and saying, "Lord, I did not eat".
Thus, a 60-year-old would not be able to read a book held at the convenient distance of about 40 centimetres (16 inches), and the extra power required would have to be provided by convex lenses in front of the eye, an arrangement called the presbyopic correction.
The outcome reassigns the position of some markers on the chromosomes and it produces a more reliable map with a convenient distance between markers.
Apple's thinking in and around Siri could thus be summed up as: handsets are the highly personal mobile computers we're most comfortable handling, while wearables and in-home hubs are keyboard-less techs we're most likely to want/need to talk to at a convenient distance — making the latter categories more of a natural home for Siri than the iPhone.
Denouncing what is obviously evil can be too easy, especially at a convenient distance, and can obscure more inconvenient evils).
All are located a convenient distance from Reykjavík, and the whole tour takes around four or five hours.
Wealthy people preferred to live at a convenient distance from the traffic-clogged, polluted, unhealthy City, especially after it was hit by a devastating outbreak of bubonic plague in the Plague Year of 1665.
