Sentence examples for conveniently captured from inspiring English sources

Motion on this timescale can be conveniently captured by the Lipari Szabo order parameter, S2, a bond-specific measure of restriction of motion.

The predicate in such self-predication statements stands for the (real) definition of the Form, conveniently captured by Nehamas'whatat it is to be F'.[9] Each Form, then Is its essence.

This resonant behaviour is conveniently captured by a single parameter Q, which is the ratio of the typical inertial fluid pressure induced by the wall oscillation to the stiffness of the elastic coating.

The level to which SC overlaps with the FC can be conveniently captured by the Jaccard similarity coefficient of the non-diagonal entries of the binary SC and FC matrices.

The effects of both the asymmetries of the energy rules and of the GU base pairs are conveniently captured in terms of thermodynamic quantities, more precisely, in terms of the folding energies of the consensus structure and the individual folding energies of a set of aligned RNAs.

One would conveniently capture the fresh arrival – pen in hand, beaming manager to one side and oak panels providing the backdrop – in the throes of signing his name in ink.

We have previously cloned the SPI-1 and SPI-2 type III systems from the Salmonella enterica serovar Typhimurium genome using plasmid R995 which can conveniently capture large genomic segments for transfer between bacterial strains.

However, since another objective was to explore the psychometric properties of the FACT-G for the population of cancer patients in Brazil, the sample had to be large enough to conveniently capture the population's variability.

These ontologies were formalized in OWL 1 and are therefore unable to conveniently represent relevant knowledge captured in the Genomic CDS ontology, because qualified cardinality restrictions were only introduced with OWL 2. Unfortunately, as indicated by BioPortal records, the SNP-Ontology and SO-PHARM have not been maintained for several years.

Just as they believe today that the second in command of Al Qaeda has been killed or captured at least a dozen times -- AND they've conveniently forgotten that Osama Bin Laden is not only still alive, but happily and calmly planning future attacks against our country.

Their use of one isolated text very conveniently ignores David's poignant prayers of culpability, anger at God, and despair, which are captured in the Psalms -- these express feelings of soldiers in any war.