Sentence examples similar to consider to record from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the processing of vibration signals has become much more difficult because a full-of-oil complex gearbox system has been considered to record raw vibration signals.

Thus, an FSM can be considered to record information about the past of the system it describes.

Additional cadaver testing data of an earlier study [ 12] including four uncoated implanted femora representing primary stability was considered to record baseline data.

The first song that Minogue had ever considered to record was the successful "The Loco-Motion", which she instantly fell in love with when she first heard it.

If the SMI is greater than 1, the water may then be considered to obviously record the effect of seawater mixing.

But asked whether he considered refusing to record the massacre, he said he feared that would consign him to the fate of those he filmed.

"But this should not cloud what I consider to be a positive record," he added.

"They didn't have what any archival person would consider to be an electronic record-keeping system," Weismann said.

She and her colleagues have lately constructed what they consider to be a more accurate record, using satellite data.

Sound Shelter compiled a list of what they consider to be "essential" Theo Parrish records.

But baseball's institutions, not just the fans, consider it essential to record that the game wasn't won.