Sentence examples for may be conveniently from inspiring English sources

This may be conveniently near to the Chelsea ground, but won't he feel rather ill-at-ease among the Russian oligarchs of the Kings Road?

The brasses may be conveniently divided into two groups according to their malleability, the dividing line being approximately the composition of 55 percent copper and 45 percent zinc.

The several parties of the Reformation may be conveniently classified according to the extent of their protest against medieval theology, piety, and polity.

In Great Britain this type of cycle was described in the 1830s, and some Carboniferous sequences (those about 359 million to 299 million years old) may be conveniently described as composed of repetitions of the cycle limestone shale siltstone sandstone seat-earth coal, in which the coalimestone shale siltstone sandstone seat-earth coale in repeated.

Stiffness problems may be conveniently grouped under the heading aeroelasticity.

The definitions given below may be conveniently found in [1 3].

For other applications such as cloning, restriction endonucleases are used to great effect, however, a restriction site may not be conveniently located, or, too many restriction sites may exist within a defined sequence.

However, ethylene gas may not be conveniently available to many laboratories for occasional use, and therefore several chemicals can be used as replacements.

This latter aspect is strictly related to the use of membrane alternatives to Nafion, but it may also be conveniently addressed by the development of methanol-tolerant oxygen reduction catalysts.

Considering where you live, this Freedmen's Bureau series (National Archives microfilm publication M843, "Records of the Assistant Commissioner for the State of Louisiana") may be more conveniently available for you at the Dallas Public Library.

So, it can be expected that Lemma 3.3 and Lemma 3.6 may be applied conveniently to some problems in the future to weaken some conditions.