The phrase "take convenience" is not a complete sentence and does not make sense by itself; you cannot use it in written English.
To make a complete sentence using the phrase, you might say something like: "I will take convenience into consideration when making my decision."
The Chilly ice cream maker takes convenience even further.
The DCL allocation takes convenience factors, load profile and information of flexible appliances into account to assure the comfort of all the consumers.
Third, there was also some deliberate use; patients took convenience and the systemic encouragement into account to determine that the AED was the most appropriate choice for healthcare.
Toast is nothing new – the Romans held bread over flames to prolong its edible life – but it took convenience-obsessed America to come up with a contraption that would do it for us.
A wave of experiments at various companies could take consumer convenience (and impulsiveness) to new heights.
The solid transportation problem (STP) is a generalization of the traditional transportation problem in which three-dimensional properties (supply, demand, convenience) are taken into account in the objective and constraint set instead of source and destination.
Two of the men, Curtis Allen Gambill and Joshua Luke Bagwell -- convicted of the 1996 murder of a 16-year-old cheerleader -- took a convenience store owner hostage on Wednesday before surrendering before dawn today.
The app is essentially about taking the convenience of StockTwits' financial idea and information network on the go.
We denote as w k the kth row of the matrix ( {{overline{mathbf{F}}}_i}^{-1} ) or ( {{overline{mathbf{F}}}_i}^{dagger } ), taken for convenience with normalized norm: ‖w k ‖ = 1, k = 0, 1, ⋯, Q − 1.
