Sentence examples for consideration which may from inspiring English sources
The second process is when the police submit files for consideration, which may not be complete but are at key stages.
In the design and condition assessment of bridges, the extreme vehicle load effects are necessary to be taken into consideration which may occur during the service period of bridges.
However, in most of the existing literature, the security issues in such a scenario cannot be taken into full consideration, which may decrease the reliability of the system, mainly including: 1) How to efficiently and securely set up and maintain a group; and 2) How to perform the secure group access management.
A two-stage evolution of the shelf prograding wedges is observed on all margins under consideration, which may reflect a general development of an ice cover from an initial phase of non- to restricted glaciation, evolving to a mature stage of expansive glaciation.
However, these approaches are mainly policy-based that do not take users' history and situation context into consideration, which may result in a bad user experience.
This is a consideration which may be particularly important in the metabolism of bacteria since some bacteria are prone to delete dispensable genes from their genomes [ 21].
The code has ten different, tunable geometric parameters, born from physical considerations, which may be individually incorporated or suppressed.
Analyses of various experimental data demonstrate that the present analytic method uniquely and rapidly determines the relative permeability within the accuracies of the simplifying considerations, which may closely approximate the conditions of usual laboratory core tests.
To any one, who regards, for a moment, the conflicting 'views and wishes of the Commercial and Agricultural Interests, -the considerations which may arise out of the existing Laws for the regulation of our Currency,- the present and the anticipated pressure of the National Debt and of Taxation, - this statement will be sufficiently apparent.
Press 1997) (stating that in identifying events, it is important "to impose some discipline on the specification search by a priori theoretical considerations" which "may be in the form of well-articulated mathematical models of economic behavior, or behavioral models motivated by psychological phenomena, or simply heuristic rules of thumb based on the judgment, intuition, and past experience".).
