Sentence examples for convenient mark from inspiring English sources

In this technique a minimum is first found and the attenuator adjusted so that the meter is indicating precisely some convenient mark.

What the book, and others like it, show clearly is how World Cups, arguably more than even the Olympics, become woven into our own life stories and used as convenient mileposts to mark the passage of time.

Stop at a convenient point and mark the tube.

Their fights against extremism cannot be separated by national borders into convenient compartments, one marked "domestic" and the other "foreign".

These markers are convenient because they collectively mark all posterior midgut cells, without detectable overlap between them, in the presence or absence of infection (Fig. 4).

1989 marks a convenient beginning to the "modern" era of globalization, mobile telecommunications and the rise of the Internet.

The capsulotomy diameter mark is a convenient and inexpensive method to more consistently perform an anterior capsulorhexis that will allow anterior capsule overlap of the IOL optic.

BOTTOM LINE The hotel gets high marks for its convenient location and ecological efforts, but it needs work in customer service to justify the cost.

Yet Graham-Felsen's choice to veil or seal off his black characters can't help but appear somewhat convenient, even as the novel marks out white solipsism as one of its themes.

It's always politically convenient for a Mexican president to mark distance from the U.S. government.

Vector NTI automatically counts the marked bases, giving a convenient way to determine the sequence context of each signal.