Sentence examples for considered a case of from inspiring English sources

Bone said he had written to the chief executive concerning what he considered a case of "maladministration" and insisted it was right for him to do so on behalf of his wife.

If so, then this can be considered a case of belief-guided action; if not, a case of alief-guided action.

Vrba agreed that the spread of altruism should not be considered a case of group selection because "there is no group adaptation involved; altruism is not emergent at the group level" (1984, p. 319; Maynard Smith gives different reasons for his rejection).

In order to investigate the inhomogeneity of external stress field distribution effects on the acoustic wave speed, we considered a case of σ 33 distribution as shown in Fig. 2. Stress σ 33 continuously varied in the interval between σ ∗−σ 0 and σ ∗+σ 0 with period l.

Even in China, ICBC's decision is now being considered a case of lacking corporate social responsibility.

Because the primary cause of separation from the mother's body was thermally induced traumatic rupture of the abdominal and uterine cavities; traumatic separation was not related to normal decompositional processes; and expulsion of the fetus did not involve passage through the birth canal, this is not considered a case of postmortem fetal extrusion.

A little-known tribunal is meeting this week to consider a case of wrongful surveillance.

Firstly, we consider a case of the same number of antennas at each node.

As we consider a case of high-frequency waves, the oscillations of the ions are neglected.

We first consider a case of nonclosely spaced sources: {θ 1, θ 2} = {−15°, 15°}.

Here, we consider a case of an initial structured surface and numerically follow its linear and non-linear evolution.