Consideration of off-direction saturation during the initial half cycle of whole-body rotation only slightly reduced the predicted discharge during this period (Fig. 8 C, arrow).
HuffPost College should note this list is much different than the Princeton Review's more diplomatically named list of "The Least Beautiful Campuses", in that it takes into consideration off-campus areas as well.
The considerations of off-target effects are likely to differ for parasitic diseases, especially in the acute or life threatening phase, where dosing regimens may be of shorter duration, resulting in less concern with long-term toxicity.
There was never any consideration of drilling off the Pacific coasts, because of local opposition.
The consideration of trade-offs is a valuable part of applied evolutionary biology but evolutionarily unbreakable trade-offs, if they exist, can be difficult to confirm.
A key component of ecosystem-based fisheries management (EBFM) is explicit consideration of trade-offs.
This task required the explicit consideration of trade-offs across multiple benefits, costs, and risks.
Multiattribute decision-making is adopted in a trade-off consideration of both technical economical evaluation and environmental impacts assessment using the analytic hierarchy process (AHP) approach.
Overall, we argue that there is inadequate consideration of trade-offs, both process and substantive, throughout the sustainability assessment process, and insufficient considerations of how process decisions and compromises influence substantive outcomes.
The proposed BF technique can flexibly be implemented by taking into consideration of trade-off between the implementation complexity and the transmission performance, making it quite feasible in real m-MIMO deployment environments.
The consideration of using off-step nodal points for discretization is motivated by the polar form of one space Laplacian operator (nabla ^{2}equivpartial^{2}/partial r^{2}+(alpartial/partialpartial r)), which has a singular coefficient associated with the first-order derivative term.
