Sentence examples for convenient fixing from inspiring English sources

Each probe was composed of one pair of DS1923 and DS1922L data-loggers assembled together by means of a PVC protective structure with a cylindrical shape (6 cm of diameter), which allows a convenient fixing to the wall.

This probe is isolated by an external PVC structure of dark-gray color, which allows a convenient fixing to the wall, and has a cylindrical shape with a diameter of 6 cm.

The outside loggers were strapped to the underside of convenient tree branches, and the inside ones were attached to convenient fixing points that were not near windows, nor in kitchens, and so on.

The results show significant intensification, i.e., a seven-fold reduction in 'waste product', between the most convenient fixed feed pipe position and the rotating pipes, even at the modest specific power input of ∼1.0W/kg.

It seems to me that older men in the public eye are perhaps feeling the pressure to retain their youthful looks rather more than they used to and dark lustrous locks with no hint of grey is a quick, convenient fix.

The most convenient fix for higher-earning professional mothers in many Western cultures: a nanny.

Includes high-quality Phil Wood eccentric bottom bracket, which allows easy tightening or loosening of the chain with an Allen wrench, convenient when fixing a flat on a single-speed.

In order to make the motor more stable and convenient to fix, a thin cylindrical support is placed under the stator ring.

When examining the growth of the object, it is convenient to fix the location of its center of mass in all frames.

In this sense, linear decomposition methods have been also considered to extract features over t f planes [1, 14], by arranging the t f matrix in a single feature vector; however, in this case, it is strongly convenient to fix previously a confined area of relevance over the t f representations [3].

Given the highly dynamic nature of the immune cells' behavior, we found it most convenient to fix the larvae at this time to examine all individuals at a similar stage in the response.