Sentence examples for autonomously consider from inspiring English sources

Here, there are two important requirements that such a solution must meet: (i) it must offer mechanisms allowing the sharing of new QoE/QoS parameters, metrics and mapping rules based on standard languages; and (ii) it must offer mechanisms that allow an NSP to import these new parameters, metrics, and rules, and autonomously consider them during the QoS management.

All alignments for both read halves are considered autonomously and are not resolved until the final scoring step.

We consider the problem of autonomously locating a number of asynchronous sensor nodes in a wireless network.

We consider the problem of autonomously controlling a fixed-wing aerial vehicle to visit a neighborhood of a pre-defined waypoint, and when nearby it, loiter around it.

Consider factories utilizing networked machines that operate autonomously.

The scheme in [6] does not consider dual connectivity capabilities for UEs and considers that UEs connect to small cells autonomously.

Just like Google was never going to consider itself bound to DeepMind's co-founder's assurance two years ago that "DeepMind operates autonomously from Google".

To realize this, we consider the game (mathcal {G}={mathcal {K},{mathcal {A}_{k}}_{kin mathcal {K}},{u_{k}}_{kin mathcal {K}}}), in which each cell autonomously learns its optimal MM strategy.

As a final challenge to grounding informed consent in autonomy, consider a patient who has been treated fairly and offered a simple explanation of her treatment and the alternatives that she could comprehend if she tried; her failure to comprehend it and to choose autonomously is the fruit of her own neglect.

When you consider the regulatory steps in gene expression and gene activity, what are some other strategies that could be used to knock out or knock down gene expression in specific cells or tissues for genes that work autonomously?

Supervisors were asked to consider six factors when making one overall rating: (1) the trainee's capacity to think scientifically; (2) research analysis skills; (3) quality of written work; (4) critical thinking skills; (5) organization and planning abilities; and (6) ability to work autonomously.