Sentence examples for convenient to remember from inspiring English sources
It is convenient to remember that FF and η% are described by Eqs. 4 and 5, where P MAX (= V MAX ⋅ J MAX) represents the point of maximum power generated by the cell, and V MAX and J MAX represent the maximum voltage and current values, respectively, that maximize the power P MAX.
It would hence be convenient to remember that, in the 1930s, fascist parties didn't raise to victory based on pure hatred and discrimination: they also offered their voters alternative narratives on protection against predatory capitalism.
These sequences of letters are usually recognisable words that are convenient, easy to remember and, we imagine, impossible to guess.
Additionally, we found that declaring the reagents at the beginning of synthesis development and thereafter referring to them by name is more convenient than having to remember the actual location of each installed reagent.
By using vacation-on-at and vacation-off-at, you can schedule these when convenient to you before your time away, rather than having to remember to run vacation just before leaving, and again when you get back.
Unfortunately, inspiration usually doesn't strike at the most convenient times, so it's important that you be able to remember each new song that pops into your head, no matter where you are.
Most require that your device be in physical contact with a charging station, which while more convenient then plugging a device in, can still be a pain to remember.
But convenient as it might be to saddle Greece with fault here, it's important to remember the EU and the IMF are just as culpable.
If refill is offered that is convenient because you won't have to get a new PIN that you need to remember.
Very few of us are old enough to remember a supposed time when trains ran efficiently, safely and dependably — which is convenient, because there was no such golden age.
