Sentence examples for more convenient description from inspiring English sources
A more convenient description is provided by our model, which links the measured impedance to the mechano-electric oscillations in the interfacial region during the a.c.
We also investigate the dominance of the formulation of stress components in the whole forward sector to give a more convenient description for wide applications.
Actually, it is more convenient to give a better description of (mathrm {adm} varrho )) by duality: begin{aligned} mathrm {adm} varrho )=left{ mathbf {v}in L^2 varrho );:;int mathbf {v}cdot nabla ple 0quad forall pin H^1(Omega ),pgege 0,, p 1-varrho )=0right}.
This is important because the dynamics of the free electron outside crystal is considered in terms of the mechanical description of classical type, but in the crystal it is more convenient to consider in terms of description, too, of the classical type, but wave.
Typically one of these descriptions is more convenient than the others but all can in principle be adapted to any phase reduction.
IMovie gives each clip a number, but I found it more convenient to rename them, giving a short description of the action in each.
With the semantic markup, it is much more convenient to plan, reason and monitor services, instead of relying on detailed descriptions of the functions.
Whereas dynamic of this electron after injection into the crystal is more convenient to consider in terms of classical type too, however, for the wave branch of descriptions.
Usually it is more convenient to associate numerical values with the outcomes of an experiment than to work directly with a nonnumerical description such as "red ball on the first draw".
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