Expedient started out as meaning "suitable, fit"; Shakespeare wrote that "expedient manage must be made" and "with all expedient duty".
It is also expedient to start the algorithm with a space-filling design ξ0 to quickly weed out the cases for which our method is obviously unnecessary.
The most expedient therapy up to now is early starting treat-to-target urate-lowering therapy with allopurinol (and/or uricosuric) in order to prevent all the late, radiological features Dalbeth and colleagues describe.
This method allows the expedient preparation of 'plurisubstituted' compounds in which functionality is incorporated by choice, using appropriate readily available starting materials.
An expedient intramolecular olefin nitrone cycloaddition (INC) route is reported for the synthesis of a series of novel oxa-bridged isoxazolidines and 1,3-aminoalcohols starting from d--mannose-derived nitrones.
Though his term isn't up until 2013, his approval rating has dropped to thirty per cent, an all-time low, and he could lose his parliamentary majority if deputies start defecting en masse — which may become politically expedient.
Expedient as it might have seemed for Mr. Domingo to share that "Ring" with his own company in Los Angeles, he opted to start fresh there with the German painter and theater artist Achim Freyer, at a price tag of $32 million.
State leaders were convinced that it would be politically expedient to adopt the standards, that like most political education playmaking, there would be plenty of upside and no downside (remember those days not so long ago when saying you were for better schools did not start a cranky debate?).
It's the cheapest, most expedient way to go.
Whatever's politically expedient, whatever will get more votes, they'll vacillate toward it.
