No one line of demarcation is completely satisfactory, but, adhering to commonly accepted usage, one may conveniently accept as the beginning of the musical Renaissance the flourishing and secularization of music at the beginning of the 15th century, particularly at the court of Burgundy.
This is the house into which, in 1483, Angelo Ambrogini, better known as Poliziano, moved, so that he could be conveniently placed for accepting invitations to literary dinners and for educating Lorenco the Magnificent's children.
In order to take advantage of a unified platform with multiple form unwrapping output capability, the mapping functions have been conveniently made to accept and produce points in the Cartesian form.
All physicians who accepted the invitation were conveniently assigned to an intervention or a control group, based on their availability during the period of the training.
Patients easily adapted to its restrictions as they accepted them silently in everyday routines and conveniently explained them away.
But in June, the teacher called to say he had accepted a position at another high school that was more conveniently located.
Mr Mustafa conveniently resigned from his post as PIF chairman two weeks before Mr Abbas accepted Mr Fayyad's resignation.
"Whether this reason will in fact support or oppose the judgment will depend," Stevenson says, "on whether the hearer believes it, and upon whether if he does, it will actually make a difference to his attitudes; but it may conveniently be called a reason (though not necessarily a 'valid' one) regardless of whether it is accepted or not" (1944, 115).
And yet for centuries we've accepted the myth of life as a "natural" cycle, with a beginning, a middle, and an end, conveniently overlooking our own responsibility in it.
Some models can be conveniently canned into an intuitive GUI, but for a model with a complex interface, or one that is easily accepted like AGNPS, it is apparently best to help the model to understand data from GIS.
