Sentence examples for convenient to represent from inspiring English sources
It is usually more convenient to represent rotations and turning moments (which tend to produce rotations) by vectors rather than by curved arrows.
It is convenient to represent cultures as monolithic entities especially if they are to be seen as a threat to "our" way of life.
Because the field of a dipole is so simple, it is more convenient to represent its change by its strength and orientation rather than by maps.
It is also convenient to represent more complicated cases, such as inferences derived from more than two premises.
Although the graph is undirected, in later use it would be more convenient to represent edges by ordered pairs (u, v).
It is convenient to represent forecasts of the project's success using a CM (see section "Cognitive modeling"), which estimates factors and connections using numerical or fuzzy scales.
The addition of preferences to normal logic programs is a convenient way to represent many aspects of default reasoning.
The confusion matrix is a convenient way to represent results of a classifier because all the metrics used to evaluate classifiers can be computed from it.
As with any network-type structure, a convenient way to represent a production network is by employing a graph (Sung et al. 1998).
The main drawback of the graph theory is the lack of convenient tools to represent, for example, organometallic compounds, benzenoid systems.
The utility measure over acts and outcomes is simply a convenient way to represent a preference ordering, and leaves much scope for different ways of identifying and evaluating outcomes.
