Sentence examples for conversely convenient from inspiring English sources
Conversely, "convenient for" means "unpleasantly close to".
Because 60percentt of Long Island riders head north and east from Penn Station, the Grand Central connection should sharply lower the number who use Penn Station, said Christopher P. Boylan, deputy executive director of the M.T.A. Conversely, the link would be convenient for Westchester and Connecticut residents who now arrive at Grand Central but would rather arrive on the West Side.
4 Conversely, artificial altitude models (LHTL) may be more convenient for the team-sport players with the possibility of remaining in one training venue, while individualising the 'altitude dose' and training contents in line with their characteristics and field positioning.
Conversely, the use of blood for detecting CTCs is more convenient and could be easily acceptable by patients, thus representing a valuable alternative solution.
Conversely, taking the advantages of sparse approximate inverse, it affords an easy and convenient way to introduce parallelism within multilevel structure.
Conversely, categories of facilitators of adherence include personal motivation, support systems, organizational skills, and a convenient and well-tolerated ARV medication regimen.
Bounding the walk length is not only convenient from a computational viewpoint, it also allows to control the level of locality (or, conversely, the level of diffusion through the network) while connecting seed nodes.
Conversely, the death we speak of and deal with every day, the death that is full of meaning, the non-absurd death, this is a place-marker, a fake, a convenient substitute.
