A quatrain can come unrhymed, in which case it is simply a convenient organising principle for the poet's thoughts.
The authors present a successful modeling, realization and characterization of a new micro-sensor based on a convenient optical principle, namely an integrated Mach Zehnder interferometer (MZI).
Summed up in the catch phrase "global war on terror," it is a convenient ordering principle.
"I jumped into a competitive primary clearly not because it was convenient but on principle".
Piezoresistive sensor, as a typical pressure sensor, which transduces pressure to resistance signal, has been widely used due to outstanding advantages, such as simple principle, convenient signal collection, low cost, and simple preparation [13, 28, 32, 33].
EAs provide a new way to address complex optimization problems, which have the advantages of simple principle and convenient implementation, especially in the case of solving large-scale dynamic optimization problems.
In so speaking, he is not just saying in a colorful way that perhaps the final cause does not exist, but rather that it is perhaps a mere fictum, that possibly all of our appeals to final causation are merely convenient fictions, able in principle to be replaced by appeals to other kinds of cause, those with real being, like efficient causes.
Homogeneous immunoassays are potentially the most convenient assay format, in principle requiring only addition of the sample to the premixed reagents.
The case control design is convenient and its basic principle here is simple: women who have died from the disease are selected as the cases and for each, we select as controls a number of age-matched women (usually one or two) known to be alive at the time of death of the case.
Data collection was directed by the principles of convenient purposive sampling and data saturation [ 26].
