Sentence examples for convenient for describing from inspiring English sources

Finite state automata (FSA) are convenient for studying (i.e., analyzing, designing) DES, and timed automata (TA) are convenient for describing real-time DES.

It was pointed out that fractional derivatives and integrals are more convenient for describing real materials, and some physical problems were treated by using derivatives of non-integer orders [1, 2, 5 9, 12].

It was pointed out that fractional derivatives and integrals are more convenient for describing real materials, and some physical problems were treated by using derivatives of non-integer orders.

The quad is a convenient unit for describing national and world energy resources.

A convenient method for describing equilibrium phase behavior is use of analytic equations of state.

TSK fuzzy models are convenient tools for describing complex nonlinear behavior.

Russell happily acknowledged this consequence of his view and expressed in such slogans as: "'Matter' is a convenient formula for describing what happens where it isn't" (Russell 1927b, 126).

It is argued that the Maxwell-Stefan formulation provides the most general, and convenient, approach for describing mass transport which takes proper account of thermodynamic non-idealities and influence of external force fields.

Viewing a function as a functional graph provides a convenient language for describing properties that are not as easily described from the function-theoretic point of view; this technique is especially applicable to problems involving iterated functions, which correspond to paths in functional graphs.

These classes are a convenient representation for describing CNA patterns in term of their propensity for amplification and deletion.

Understanding why we choose such language, whether due to a poor understanding of specific goals or simply a convenient construct for describing curative care, might help in the design of practical interventions that would promote more comprehensive care.