Sentence examples for conveniently spaced from inspiring English sources
Each is installed between two strong trees, conveniently spaced for adventurous zipping.
The houses are conveniently spaced less than an hour walking distance from each other and offer steaming tea, hearty plates of fuel and warm, if firm, beds.
Healthy subjects provided 8 EBC samples in similar fashion as delineated above, but because they had no cough, the samples were collected at conveniently spaced times during the course of 1 4 days.
Data from the website of Pakistan Institute of Medical Sciences official website was used to conveniently sample two geographically spaced tertiary care public sector hospitals from Lahore, out of a total of nine [ 24].
Most of the movie takes place inside Katya's attractively boho loft, a conveniently open space, at least for a movie crew, which looks as if it was chosen to fit the production budget more than her high-flying character.
We're slightly more likely to click on ads served alongside our Google search results, and in the past several years advertising strategy has shifted toward social media and smartphones — two customized and conveniently overlapping spaces.
The three acts of Rockwell's adult life were set by his closely spaced, markedly different marriages, which dovetailed conveniently with the flow of American history.
The Hardy spaces H2(D2) can be conveniently viewed as a module over the polynomial ring C[z1,z2].
An emerging approach is gaze modulated pointing, which enables users to perform object selection and manipulation in a virtual space conveniently through the use of a combination of gaze and other interaction techniques (e.g., mid-air gestures).
The interventions consisted of: (1) a new workspace with adjustable workstations and a flexible overall facility layout that included a variety of conveniently located meeting spaces of different sizes and (2) office ergonomics training that encouraged employees to exert control over how the workspace was used.
He has transferred his elegant cross-hatch and spiraling patterns, made by hand with river mud, which usually whirl and drip across great expanses of wall space, to conveniently portable pieces of plywood.
