It demands the consideration not only of what individuals want (private choosing) but also of what society needs (public choosing).
It is this group that needs increased consideration, not only for jobs, but also for having access to insurance and payment protections.
As ETH Zurich's Dirk Hebel pointed out, designing with nontraditional materials forces a consideration not only of structural possibilities but of temporality and scale – not everything can, or should, be big; not everything can, or should, last.
Their favored judges had been shut out of consideration not only during Republican presidencies but also, to some extent, during the Clinton era, when political realities and the president's ideological inclinations resulted in fairly moderate appointees to the federal courts.
The model proposes a perspective on educational software design that takes into consideration not only learning theories, but also teaching theories and practice.
When designing such applications, researchers need to take into consideration not only motivations and constraints, but also the type of virtual human fitting in the scenario.
All these elements must be taken into consideration, not only in developing effective safety interventions targeting older pedestrians, but also in designing roads and cars.
Decisions should intelligently take into consideration not only immediate results but also the cost of poor quality, errors and diagnostic delays [13, 14].
Compared with RELM, MCVELM takes the distribution of all the training data in the ELM feature space into consideration, not only the data near the separating margin.
In the investigation of previous experience, we took into consideration not only academic experience but also experience gained at companies as well.
This point indicates that Malebranche took moral action to require a consideration not only of abstract relations of perfection, but also the happiness of the self.
