Sentence examples for consideration of growth from inspiring English sources

The scheme employs finite element simulations based on crystal plasticity that explicitly render the microstructure and a methodology that estimates transgranular growth of microstructurally small cracks on a grain-by-grain basis, including consideration of growth within grains and stress redistribution as the cracks extend.

Distinct from the forest gap models, some models in the forestry literature have included an explicit consideration of growth plasticity in crown size and shape.

The paper suggests a theoretical consideration of the growth kinetics of spherical clusters in the presence of an arbitrary quantity of supporting electrolyte.

Spatial realism of the landscape represented in the model ensures realistic consideration of population growth and dispersal as the two main recovery mechanisms.

Furthermore, the variations of the solution temperature, particle velocity, crystallizer voidage and particle concentrations are obtained with consideration of particle growth process.

Contaminant profiles predicted using this model are compared with those obtained when the contaminant destruction processes are described by assuming that (1) no reaction occurs, (2) the contaminant reacts instantaneously with any available oxygen, and (3) dual-substrate Monod kinetics without consideration of microbial growth and transport.

The study also explored the consideration of crack growth in double-edge-notched tensile (DENT) specimen, and showed that the conventional von Mises yield function, with the assumption of isotropic work hardening, cannot be directly applied to simulate the deformation behaviour of DENT specimen.

Thus, apart from defining the stress protocol, screening for drought tolerance requires a careful consideration of the growth stage at which the tolerance will be scored.

The recommendations for diagnosis and treatment of gestational diabetes mellitus (GDM) of the Fifth International Workshop-Conference on Gestational Diabetes Mellitus (1) suggest consideration of fetal growth patterns to guide metabolic management of pregnant women with GDM.

Still, the main intention of Luyssaert et al.[17] was not to falsify the old-growth equilibrium hypothesis of Odum[27], but to point out the importance of a consideration of old-growth forests within greenhouse gas monitoring.

Still, the main intention of Luyssaert et al. [ 17] was not to falsify the old-growth equilibrium hypothesis of Odum [ 27], but to point out the importance of a consideration of old-growth forests within greenhouse gas monitoring.