Sentence examples for convenient insight from inspiring English sources

Models based on the Dirac equation [7, 8] give a convenient insight of properties in the long wavelength limit.

This is because we consider textbooks here to be a reflection of the dominant discourses within the discipline of epidemiology and to provide a convenient insight into how practitioners envisage the scope of their discipline.

In addition, the surface strain measurements provide a convenient and accurate insight into the stick slip transitions in fretting contacts.

But one gets the sense Goldstein has chosen classical music only as a convenient vehicle for her insights into human emotion.

HMM provides a convenient approach for gaining insights into these evolutionary processes.

The use of HMM provides a convenient approach for gaining insights into these evolutionary processes, as was shown here for the evolution of PriA from HisA, but not for subHisA from PriA, as the latter are evolutionarily closely related and thus highly similar.

The crop template serves as a convenient means to test new insights and compare approaches to component modelling, while maintaining a focus on predictive capability.

A convenient method of gaining economic insights into one's own institution is to classify each step along a value stream according to the following three characteristics: Non-value adding (NVA) Necessary but non-value adding (NNVA Valuee adding (VA).

We make use of the framework of optimal control whose convenient solution provides practical and useful insight into the sequence of events during folding.

Although the present study is not based on representative sample of public school children in Nepal (as it uses convenient sampling) it does give an insight into the caries prevalence, oral health knowledge and preventive practice in rural public schools.

Insights from other more convenient models, although inspirational, have sometimes proven treacherous.