His opinion is final upon the fundamental question whether public convenience and necessity require the elimination unless what the Supreme Court denominates 'arbitrary' exercise of the granted power can be shown.
The mingling of Kinect and latter-day VR's DNA means they share a fundamental problem of user convenience.
Young argues detention's secrecy is not an adjunct to the detention centre regime, or an exercise of political convenience, but a fundamental tenet.
If so, there is a federal legal interest overlooked by the state trial of George Zimmerman: the right of Trayvon Martin to proceed down the street unimpeded on his way back from a convenience store, a fundamental freedom protected by American law.
When the drug acts to inhibit a response, Emax and EC50 may be referred to as Imax and IC50, where I indicates inhibition, but this is a nomenclature of convenience, and the fundamental equations are unchanged.
Some of these definitions are just matters of convenience, but others are fundamental to the structure of the universe.
For convenience, we review some fundamental concepts about the analytic semigroups and fractional powers of their infinitesimal generators.
This complete set of material properties will provide convenience for device designs and fundamental theoretical studies such as applications in high-sensitivity medical ultrasonic transducers and large displacement actuators.
For the sake of convenience, we give the following fundamental assumptions.
James B. Rule, a researcher at the Center for the Study of Law and Society at UC Berkeley, is the author of "Privacy in Peril: How we are Sacrificing a Fundamental Right in Exchange for Security and Convenience".
This approach, marketed in the name of innovation, convenience and protecting purchasers, restricts those fundamental freedoms long rightly taken for granted.
