Sentence examples for consideration advances from inspiring English sources

Signal pre-processing in both datasets is discussed briefly taking into consideration advances in multi-resolution analysis and model based fractional order calculus system identification.

But he insists that these factors are valuable in that pursuit only insofar as their consideration advances the development of theories that are empirically adequate and empirically strong.

It cites the statute of the State to show that the recording act gives priority only to the mortgage first recorded, when that is executed for a valuable consideration, which, according to those decisions, means some new consideration advanced at the time; and that a mortgage for a pre-existing indebtedness is not protected by a prior record, against a non-recorded mortgage for value.

Although the sample is small, we believe that, according to the data obtained, it would be reasonable at least to take into consideration advance age donors, as this would mean a substantial increase in the lung donor pool.

The considerations advanced in the previous paragraph could be given a stronger or a weaker interpretation.

That means matching it to the right virtualization technology; reviewing existing virtualization resources to identify opportunities to optimize them; and using that information to assess multi-platform considerations, advanced storage options and power and cooling problems.

Consequentialists and others who insist on treating the good as conceptually prior to the right would either have to reject the relevance of the considerations advanced above to the fittingness of envy, or find alternative, nonmoral terms in which to express the axiological mistake involved.

Feature extraction and classification methods taking into consideration recent advances in support vector machine (SVM) and extreme learning machine (ELM) classifiers and their complex extensions are presented.

Take into consideration the advances in longevity just around the corner and making it to triple digits will one day be commonplace.

Another point for improvement is the consideration of advance directives (AD) and do-not-resuscitate (DNR) orders in the periprocedural context.

Due to the very significant compliance obligations of such actions, these steps require due consideration and advance planning.