Sentence examples for convenient starting from inspiring English sources

"Almaty has become a convenient starting point," he said, "with a well-functioning infrastructure".

Paeroa provides a convenient starting point for the Hauraki Rail Trail cycle.

Jess lives in a shared apartment a short walk from the central station, which is a convenient starting point for seeing the city.

It is a brown powder produced by burning cadmium vapor in air, and it provides a convenient starting material for the production of most other cadmium salts.

Because of these chemical and physical properties, the metal carbonyls are convenient starting materials for the synthesis of compounds with the metal atom in a zero or low oxidation state.

And for Scottish travellers, getting there has, for the moment, become more convenient; starting tomorrow Virgin Atlantic (0344 209 7777; virgin-atlantic.com) is operating direct flights from Glasgow, but only until 1 October, so this is the time to go.

This allows grid specification in whatever form is more convenient (start:stop:step, or start:binsize:#bins, or start:stop:#bins, for examples).

Thus it represents a poor choice of a starting date to analyze the surface warming trend (selectively choosing convenient start and/or end points is also known as 'cherry picking').

Near-video-on-demand (in which a film plays on several channels at once, allowing viewers to pick a convenient start-time) is the most promising application, but its success is far from certain.

The word "naysaying" plays felicitously on the sound of the English word "nay" and the cognate Indo-European root "ne," which gives Brann a convenient starting-point for discerning what various forms of naysaying have in common.

More complicated expressions can be used if desired but a linear relation is used here as a convenient start to limit the complexity of the model.