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Sampling from large discrete distributions (with million states or more) can be made faster by pre-processing the probabilities and saving the result in some convenient look-up table.

"When I have tracked website attacks, I've found it convenient to look at the Zone-H statistics.

"It is not opportune or convenient to look for blame or responsibility in this matter," said a communiqué issued by the navy.

It therefore becomes convenient to look for numerical solutions: finite difference, finite element, finite volume and spectral methods are typical examples of the numerical methods used.

This means that, especially for the smallest Prosecco wineries, it could be more convenient to look at other sales channels (e.g. HoReCa).

It sits on top of the peephole, and through a clever mounting solution, pops right off when it's more convenient to look through the hole rather than at a phone.

In many cases, it will be convenient to look over a single generation, but we could in principle choose a shorter or longer interval.

Consider a large stationary population of N individuals and the number of deaths per time, designated by D. It will be convenient to look at D, because its change can be related directly to the postponement of the individual deaths.

Condense all of the study materials into manageable sections that will make studying more convenient than looking through the entire chapter.

It makes Orkney look convenient.

"They're expensive, they're not convenient, and you look like a cyborg wearing one," he said.