Sentence examples for consider the length from inspiring English sources

Charlotte Nelson of Moneyfacts.co.uk says: "Consider the length of the introductory deal.

The company said: "We urge all our customers to consider the length of contracts before entering into them.

The algorithms consider the length of a road segment and the expected speed of the road and calculate the time it will take you to pass along it.

To consider the length scale and size-dependency effect of nanostructures, a nonlocal continuum theory of Eringen is adopted.

To consider the length of the time between now and the real start of campaigning in Iowa and New Hampshire would put a damper on all 2016 speculation, which is not good for book sales or reporters' frequent flier statuses.

Can we consider the length of the fallow period or the crop-fallow time ratios as good indicators for the sustainability of shifting cultivation, and is permanent agriculture only adopted beyond certain thresholds?

The DEM simulations, which consider the length scale of porous aggregates, are used as numerical triaxial experiments to obtain the behavior of a small volume element of powder under a given load.

In addition to relative position (emails from people high in power tend to be perceived as more negative), there are other contextual factors to consider: The length of a relationship (emails from people we know well tend to be perceived as less negative), the emotional history of the relationship, and the individual's personality (negative people tend to perceive messages as more negative).

The existing adhesion force models have not been successful in predicting the sliding angle because they do not consider the area where the liquid droplet and solid surface are in contact with each other, but rather they consider the length of the periphery of the contact area.

Consider the length-lex order in ({Z^l}_{ge 0}): ((alpha _1, ldots, alpha _l) > (beta _1, ldots, beta _l)) if either (sum alpha _i > sum beta _i) or (sum alpha _i = sum beta _i) and ((alpha _1, ldots, alpha _l) > (beta _1, ldots, beta _l)) lexicographically.

The answer should be obvious when we consider the lengths to which the U.S. Federal Reserve went to avoid contagion in 2009.