Sentence examples for convenient features of from inspiring English sources
All of the convenient features of the web are starting to overwhelm the average user.
A manual tape measure (which looks a little like a long, skinny ribbon or a ruler made out of flexible material) lacks some of the convenient features of a modern retractable tape measure, but with the proper technique, it works just as well.
A convenient feature of the camera is its "pre-event video buffer," which continuously records and holds the most recent 30 seconds of video when the camera is off.
One convenient feature of the current formulation that would be lost if γ varied by job is the very sharp implications for optimal skill deployment.
A convenient feature of structural equation methods is the ease in which families composed of different relationships and sizes can be incorporated [31].
A very convenient feature of fosfomycin, among others, is that although the expected frequency of resistant mutants is high, the biological cost associated with mutation impedes an effective growth rate, and bacteria cannot offset the obstacles posed by host defenses or compete with sensitive bacteria.
A convenient feature of molecular sensors is their modular construction and the opportunity to exploit a large repertoire of well-characterized fluorophores.
A convenient feature of the LOOPS function is that the user can stop the solution, automatically starting the next one, whenever desired, speeding up the review of solutions.
A convenient feature of the weakly penalized approach is that it enables more straightforward analysis by tapping into known finite element spaces.
A very convenient feature of layer-based modeling is that the reduced model can be directly obtained, which means in particular that the preceding generation of a conventional model is not necessary.
We note that reading compressed input is nowadays a convenient feature of many tools (e.g., de novo assemblers Velvet [ 91] and ABySS [ 92]), but not always it brings improvements in speed.
