Sentence examples for convenient numbers from inspiring English sources

Teachers must be held accountable for their performance, yet we need to resist over-simplified accountability schemes that reduce the complex interaction of teaching to convenient numbers.

This method provides convenient numbers that are used frequently in the literature.

Leaving the backpack, go off in squadrons of convenient numbers.

It's the same as why you wouldn't measure your weight in ounces, but neither would you weigh something very light in pounds - you want a convenient number which is easy to interpret.

Now that Minucius and Fabius were divided, he thought the opportunity fair for his purpose; and, therefore, having in the night-time lodged a convenient number of his men in these ditches and hollow places, early in the morning he sent forth a small detachment, who, in the sight of Minucius, proceeded to possess themselves of the rising ground.

In China, the minimum distance that can be resolved by the networks is about 2~3 km (Institute of Geophysics, CEA 2006); therefore, we take R min = e (e≈2.71828) as a mathematically convenient number within this range.

Anything in sport that requires a judgment for which there is not a convenient number forces us to think as we would anywhere else.

And if you only use digits, no matter how many, you can still get the convenient number keypad that you can operate while walking, instead of the tiny keyboard.

An EA is a geographic area consisting of a convenient number of dwelling units.

We set the size of the largest outbreak signal to be roughly four times the largest standard deviation, rounded to a convenient number.

Capecitabine is available in either 500 or 150 mg tablet size and consequently dosing by BSA can be impractical and the dose is frequently rounded off to a convenient number of tablets.