Sentence examples for convenient to reason from inspiring English sources

To define the robustness of a behavior, it is more convenient to reason with a positive notion that describes how good the (possibly perturbed) system performs, i.e. satisfies a dynamical property.

With the semantic markup, it is much more convenient to plan, reason and monitor services, instead of relying on detailed descriptions of the functions.

Yan said on Sunday it was "not convenient" to elaborate on the precise reasons for Jia's detention.

For this reason, it is convenient to provide students with a road map to assist them in the solution of the typical dilemmas.

For this reason, it is convenient to introduce an auxiliary operator H ~ with symmetric (with respect to the point 0 ) spectrum having the same asymptotics of eigenvalues as H.

For this reason, it is convenient to choose the following exponential functions as initial guesses: f 0 = 1 − e − η, p 0 = e − η, g 0 = e − η. (55).

The new setting makes sense for logistical reasons: It's convenient to the Frieze Art Fair, the week's main destination on Randalls Island, and to many of the Lower East Side member galleries of the New Art Dealers Alliance, known as NADA, a nonprofit collective that's been active since 2002.

For notational reasons it is convenient to introduce a 'zeroth' pattern by writing the steady state term as.

For this reason, it was more convenient to reinforce General Sir Archibald Wavell's Middle East Command with troops from Australia, New Zealand and India.

For the latter reason, it would be convenient to carry out antifungal susceptibility studies in order to establish the in vitro activities of antifungal agents against local isolates and also to detect shifts toward resistance as early as possible.

Brentano admits, however, that for practical reasons it may be convenient to use negative concepts, e.g., for simplifying inferences.