Sentence examples for by considering a competition from inspiring English sources
These phenomena are rationalized by considering a competition between dislocation-interface and dislocation-bubble interactions.
These phenomena are rationalized by considering a competition between dislocation-boundary and dislocation-bubble interactions.
The social nature of persistence is illustrated by considering a second factor: resource competition, as influenced by initial population size, z0.
The fracture mode of the C/A NLs transformed from shearing at small η to opening at large η; this can be rationalized by considering the competition between the two constituent nanolayers as a microcrack initiator.
The composition dependence of the glass transition temperature is established by considering the competition between the internal degrees of freedom and the bond constraints between unlike atoms.
A new prediction strategy for the formation of different sized CuZr-based shape memory bulk metallic glass composites (BMGC) is proposed by considering the competition between vitrification, the precipitation of metastable B2 CuZr and room-temperature equilibrium phases.
This outcome will be verified, in future work, by considering the interaction between Competition Authorities and firms, in a context of asymmetric information19.
But we can definitely consider a future competition for Legislation That Gives Us Pause.
The present protocol successfully associates the stability of liquid to the melting point of alloy and the difficulty of crystallization by considering the type and competition of potential equilibrated phases.
In particular, the threshold value for considering a serum as positive by the competition ELISA was % S/N < 40% and as doubtful was 40 ≤ % S/N < 50% as recommended by the manufacturer.
We then analyze the strategic interplay among sponsors of alternative institutional orders by considering not only the "horizontal" competition among institutions emerging in the same time but also the "vertical" competition between promoters of new rules and sponsors of the established, more generic rules.
