Sentence examples for conveniently visible from inspiring English sources

For too long, people who happily for them have no experience of abuse have concentrated on the kinds of injuries that are conveniently visible on the outside.

Drainage, which is conveniently visible in remote sensing imagery, thus it reflects the lithology and structure of a given area to varying degrees and can be of higher value for groundwater resources evaluation (Singh et al. 2013).

We are either all too visible or conveniently invisible.

The floor plan of the 50-room palace is still clearly visible, and the Ethiopian Tourist Board has conveniently placed a viewing platform at one end.

The purpose of this research is to develop a bactericidal photocatalytic TiO2 that can be activated by visible light and can be conveniently recollected for reusing.

Once gold (and then silver) gained acceptance as conveniently small expressions of relatively high value, with a visible mark of guarantee, the stage of true coinage, as it first appeared in Asia Minor and India, had been reached.

As a result, the effective bandgaps of coaxial nanowires were conveniently modified from 1.85 eV to 2.58 eV, almost covering the entire visible spectrum.

In this study, by varying the anodization temperature we could conveniently obtain the AAM DBR with the transmission peak covering almost any wavelength range of the visible light region.

But definitions differ conveniently.

Conveniently, she's recently orphaned.

They conveniently ignore three facts.