Sentence examples for consideration of the difference from inspiring English sources

Thus a consideration of the difference between legal and illegal gifts to a federal official may prove useful.

The chapter "Is It True About Lensky?" is a brilliant tour de force centring on a consideration of the difference between the statements "d'Anthès shot Pushkin" and "Onegin shot Lensky".

The consideration of the difference in mobility between screw and non-screw dislocations is found to affect strain hardening in a complex manner.

The Q(L) relationship is the most simple and widely used for space dosimetry, but the use of the latter two functions enables consideration of the difference in the track structure of various charged particles during the risk estimation.

The multi-phase modules are developed with consideration of the difference in operational decision mechanisms, decision information, release functions, and targets between each flood control stage to solve the problem of time-consuming computation and difficult system integration of MILP.

Taking into consideration of the difference between resolution of the external DEM and the TSX SAR imagery, the external DEM was first oversampled to the same grid space as the reference TSX SAR image.

Emissions trading programs in which every transaction is different, such as programs requiring significant consideration of the differences in the chemical properties or geographic location of the emissions, can result in higher transaction costs than programs with a standardized trading commodity and well-defined rules for acceptable trades.

Over the past few decades, accounting practices in the public sector have blindly followed practices in the private sector without any consideration of the differences between the two types of organisation and the relevance of the information provided.

This course begins with a study of the role of dynamics in the general physics of the atmosphere, the consideration of the differences between modeling and approximation, and the observed large-scale phenomenology of the atmosphere.

The allure of financial-markets-based compensation stems from its connection to powerful narratives about entrepreneurship and the virtues of "sweat equity". The translation of this intuition to managerial and investor compensation has proceeded without consideration of the differences in settings and the potential for distorted incentives.

In consideration of the differences between cities and rural areas with regard to economic development, welfare policies on old age, and pension distribution, and therefore different ways that resources across generations influence living arrangements, we conducted analyses of urban and rural subsamples separately.