Sentence examples for more convenient notion from inspiring English sources
Finally, we comment that a more convenient notion of k-fixed point was given by Roldán et al. in [12].
In any analysis of radio interfaces of mobile networks, it is more convenient to use the notion of noise load [L i ] M, introduced by a call of class i, instead of bit rates.
Next, Banaś et al. [8] proposed a generalization of this notion which is more convenient in the applications.
To define the robustness of a behavior, it is more convenient to reason with a positive notion that describes how good the (possibly perturbed) system performs, i.e. satisfies a dynamical property.
Now, rather than working directly with the definition given there, it will be more convenient to start with an equivalent form of this notion that was used in [23, 2.2].
These characteristics support the notion that pegylation of IFN beta-1a provides potential for increased biologic activity and more convenient, less frequent dosing.
No more convenient euphemisms.
"Cheap is more convenient".
"It's way more convenient.
Life grows steadily more convenient.
