Sentence examples for consider a fictitious from inspiring English sources

We also consider a fictitious receiver who observes the sequence and obtains both indices and via the public channel.

For discussion below consider a fictitious nongeocoded Maryland prostate cancer case: a white male between the age of 45 and 49 residing in Maryland zip code 21237.

The spatial distribution of the sensitivity of the P-waves was calculated by cross-correlation of the original waveform, and its time-reversed signal propagated from a target receiver, which is considered a fictitious source (e.g., Tromp et al. 2005).

In Europe, where much of the vampire folklore originates, the vampire is usually considered a fictitious being, although many communities may have embraced the revenant for economic purposes.

A fracture process zone is assumed ahead of the crack tip, which is considered as a fictitious crack with a constitutive relation to model the cracking behavior (Serrano and Gustafsson 2007).

They must conceive a fictitious land.

Hillerborg (1976) developed the fictitious crack model, which considers a tension softening fracture zone to avoid stress concentration at the tip of the crack.

Consider two fictitious female job candidates with nearly identical resumes, both vying for an administrative assistant position, one with better grades and a history of volunteering for a gay rights group.

For example, consider the fictitious personally-identified records in Table 1.

It proclaimed, "No male or female member of our community has the right to intermarry with non-Jews; this law covers conversion, which we consider to be fictitious and valueless".

One method of keeping outsiders at bay is a 1935 edict by rabbis in the Syrian-Jewish community that not only bans intermarriage with non-Jews, but also adds that "this law covers conversion, which we consider to be fictitious and valueless".