Sentence examples for conveniently we from inspiring English sources
Rather conveniently, we happen to live in the kind of social order that is most in tune with our natural inclinations – a capitalist free market economy.
In order to analyze conveniently, we suppose a single wireless channel shared by both primary and secondary networks.
To state our results more conveniently, we introduce the notation which means that there exist two finite positive constants such that, and the two parameters and verifying (1.7).
To analyze the uncertainty conveniently, we use two parts to divide the different parts of all the approximation methods for multiplication, which include AATRE, AACHA, and AASEE.
In order to analyze the various kinds of IMOPs conveniently, we categorize them based on three kinds of basic IMOP components including the continuous frequency modulation (CFM), the discrete frequency coded (DFC) modulation and the discrete phase coded (DPC) modulation.
Since the optimization problem formulated is a nonlinear fractional programming problem, which cannot be solved conveniently, we transform it to an equivalent optimization problem which can be solved based on iterative algorithm.
Therefore, we can conveniently sense where we are [1], what we are watching [2 4] or what happened with our surrounding [5, 6] with mobile visual search immediately.
Furthermore, if the materials are appropriate (e.g., isotropic) and the G-observer is selected conveniently, then we can make and hold.
To analyze the impact of dependence parameter ρ on the underwriting risks and investment strategies in the following conveniently, here we first show the impact of ρ on the renewal function (lambda_{s}^), which is the mean function of a delayed renewal counting process (see Li [15] for more details).
Conveniently enough, we were recently sent a photo story calledA Concrete Love Story about her, shot by three young Norwegians.
Towards the goal of bringing all GWAS data conveniently together, we have collated data from several sources that are not openly available elsewhere; for example, an imminent release will include data from the International Serious Adverse Event Consortium.
