Combined —Consideration of multiple applications that are exchangeable, e.g., via firmware update but executed by the system exclusively (only one application resides in on-chip memory at any point in time).
The problem, he argues, is that constructivism combines considerations of justice with other considerations (both empirical and moral).
It is recommended that biotransformation studies combine considerations of long-term, spatially relevant changes in redox zonation with laboratory-scale studies of electron donor utilization and cometabolic substrate transformation to yield a more accurate assessment of natural bioattenuation of specific pollutants in aquifers contaminated by undefined organic waste mixtures.
The coding rules for the International Classification of Diseases combine considerations of morphology, behavior, and anatomic site of the tumor origin, so that soft tissue sarcomas that originate in a visceral organ are coded to that organ and not to the soft tissue sarcoma category.
The remaining predicate is handled in two ways: re-create the original Vietnamese sentence or combine consideration with next two predicates in the logical expression.
Technical report UIUCDCS-R-2003-2351, June 2003] first discussed how to combine consideration of coverage and connectivity maintenance in a single activity scheduling.
Chang, for example, writes "in choosing between two careers, various considerations are relevant … if, indeed, there is no further single consideration that combines those considerations, we can simply stipulate one, for example, 'goodness of career,' which is nothing more than a list of the various relevant considerations" (2002b, 667).
The two detections are then combined using considerations of the estimated SSC arrival time.
These findings, combined with considerations of membrane receptor geometry, are consistent with the idea that further enhancement of the binding to multivalent glycoprotein ligands requires interaction of multiple receptor oligomers with the ligands.
Standard ethical principles of a) utility, b) efficiency and c) fairness [ 34] were combined with considerations of a) the goal of healthcare, b) the opportunity costs, and c) the population priorities and access to healthcare, respectively.
