Sentence examples for consideration and thus from inspiring English sources

The proposed model takes temperature effects and Xenon poisoning into consideration and thus it is an extension of formerly published simpler model structures.

Today's highly efficient data-gathering and -disseminating mechanisms provoke another, rueful question: "What was privacy?" The answer may be that people could once feel confident that what others might find out about them would be treated with reasonable care and consideration, and thus would probably do them no harm.

"But as our users are more and more connected to other mobile devices, battery life becomes a top consideration, and thus a service-based architecture like the one we are introducing makes a lot of sense".

However, these methods do not take the sparse characteristics of spectral amplitudes of speech signal into consideration, and thus, they just focus on estimating the spectral amplitudes of speech signal rather than speech detection and spectral amplitude estimation simultaneously.

Note that the number of topics k is typically many orders of magnitude smaller than the number of words m and number of documents n under consideration and thus topic modeling is a form of dimension reduction.

The works [9 13] have made progress in terms of the interaction between the sources and the jammer, but the fairness among the sources has not been taken into consideration, and thus, that kind of solution will generally suffer from severe fairness problem.

First, the model's supposition that individual scientists are entirely motivated by prudential considerations, and thus motivated to be the first researcher to solve the problem at hand, is clearly an idealization.

I took some solace in the fact that Adams and Anderson, a Costa Mesa school and a Newport Beach school, respectively, presented very similar considerations and, thus, were in the same boat.

However, although the failure to consult the unions was unfair, this lapse from proper procedure was overridden by national security considerations and thus not justiciable.

But then again, I suppose mathematics is outside the realm of political reporting which, as Rosen points out, appears to be exempt from these considerations and thus unmoored from reality.

This was due to the lack of population data for the majority of species under consideration, and was thus a necessary assumption of this analysis.