Sentence examples for considerations with respect to from inspiring English sources

The European storm Kyrill in January 2007: synoptic evolution, meteorological impacts and some considerations with respect to climate change.

The structural aspects are complemented by considerations with respect to the aspired uses of the new polyelectrolytes.

Based on the case study, some considerations with respect to system component selection, system configuration and design are discussed.

This chapter explores key equity considerations with respect to rate design and outlines distinct methods for improving economic efficiency without sacrificing equity.

The mode I and mode II components of the experimental velocity field were extracted using symmetry considerations with respect to a coordinate system attached to the crack tip.

But it does mean that the government must take into account all relevant constitutional considerations with respect to United States citizens even those who are leading efforts to kill innocent Americans….

We ignore biases induced by the relative position of the gene under consideration with respect to the origin of replication (ori) or the Ter macrodomain, respectively.

The method described is invariant to the size and orientation of the range images under consideration (with respect to rotation and translation), is robust to noise, and can reliably detect and localize naturally occurring landmarks in the operating environment.

By stabilizing implemented loadings and building's dimensions, 30 retrofitting designs are identified for consideration with respect to the two retrofitting methods to identify their effects on structural component design, sustainability, and economics.

The new International Basic Safety Standards on Radiation Protection and Safety of Radiation Sources (the BSS), published in 2014, identifies two particular groups of patients for special consideration with respect to justification and optimization: patients who are pregnant or are children.

In this framework we show that both subjective and objective benefits of folk dance practice are higher than those deriving from other activities taken in consideration, with respect to the same set of objectives.