Sentence examples for consideration of very from inspiring English sources

In this paper a general methodology for calculating the centres of rigidity in multi-storey asymmetric buildings is proposed, which is applicable to orthogonal as well as to non-orthogonal diaphragm systems with complex topology and possible coupling of diaphragms along with consideration of very general load conditions, including gravity and modal loads.

However, a consideration of the very real risks of non-ionizing imaging modalities (e.g. sedation, often required for MRI in young children) must be a part of this decision (Brody and Guillerman 2014).

In the case of the food system, this enables simultaneous consideration of the very small (e.g. toxicological interactions of chemicals and human cells), the very large (global economic and environmental change and their effects on health equity), and the complex relationships between them.

WASHINGTON, March 2 - Treasury Secretary John W. Snow said Wednesday that the Bush administration would not rule out consideration of a very different approach to private investment accounts for Social Security from the one advocated so far by the White House.

Another way would be to observe that she has extracted herself from what, in her first few novels, threatened to be a nearly gothic catalog of the psychic and physical injury of poverty to a consideration of the very different suffering of the educated and the artistic.

The decision to drop the application of this method would necessitate the consideration of a very complex Markov process that would correspond to the service process occurring concurrently in both systems.

In consideration of the very high energy consumption of drying processes it is astonishing and disadvantageous that the majority of industrial dryers are offered and operated without energy recovery.

In consideration of the very nature of university departments which involve a number of decision variables that is essentially greater than the number of DMUs, the implementation of the MODEA approach in this paper is also guaranteed to lead to more accurate results compared to that of the conventional DEA model: Step 1: List possible coalitions.

In his introduction to the trial, Potts writes; "Thus have we for a time left the Graund Witches of the Forrest of Pendle, to the good consideration of a very sufficient jury".

Genome size in itself seems to be a poor correlate of phenotypic complexity, a notable result in consideration of the very small genome sizes of these organisms.

In addition to the challenges inherent in environmental health risk assessment, the study of reproductive health requires thorough consideration of the very definition of reproductive risk.