Sentence examples for under convenient from inspiring English sources

Throughout the article, we investigate some results of mean-inequalities, under convenient assumptions, for the strict symbol < (in the above sense).

Under convenient assumptions, we will prove the existence of five or six solutions to (1.1), which include positive, negative, and sign-changing solutions.

Instead, virtually all producers in NZ switched to bottling under screwcaps in the past decade, so over 95% of the country's wines are now under convenient and TCA taint-reducing screwcaps.

In summary, we have discovered new 1,5-enyne-bicyclization and hydrosulfonylation reactions of α,β-conjugates under convenient co-catalytic conditions.

A catalytic bicyclization reaction of 1,5-enynes anchored by α,β-conjugates with arylsulfonyl radicals generated in situ from sulfonyl hydrazides has been established using TBAI (20 mol%) and Cu OAc 2 (5 mol%) as co-catalysts under convenient conditions.

It is billed, both in the literal and figurative sense, as an exclusive college under the convenient umbrella of the University of London.

All this is done effectively beyond any form of parliamentary accountability and is shrouded under the convenient cover of national security.

Under the convenient cover of helping consumers make informed choices, the study constructed a set of criteria that would easily allow them to cut "organic" down to size.

It celebrates the humanity and complexity of a community which even Bengalis like me know so little about; a community that has been pushed to the margins of Britain's ethnic mosaic, characterised by its many economic and social troubles, filed away under the convenient label of an ethnic problem.

Under this convenient formulation, the consumer -- that one-dimensional economic actor beloved of world traders and food marketers -- trumps the citizen, and the corporation can pretty much do what it wants so long as it enjoys the consent of the shopper.

It is this that has led some to see Mr Cameron as merely an opportunist, travelling under a convenient Tory banner.Conversely, another set of observers some with enthusiasm, others with apprehension regard him as a crypto-right-winger, poised to shed his cloak of moderation when he crosses the threshold of Number 10.