Sentence examples for considered as for from inspiring English sources

Two macro-scale parameters associated to flow topology, namely the average solid volume fraction and the average gas Reynolds number, are both considered as for their effects over relevant filtered parameters.

His rationale for his choices proves as cogent and considered as for any of his more flamboyant conjunctions of old and new: of Mr. Ligeti's études with Debussy's, say; or of contrapuntal pieces by Bach and Mr. Boulez; or of Harrison Birtwistle's "Harrison's Clocks" with clockwork pieces by other composers; or of 20 wildly different composers from the 20th century (in a Chicago recital this year).

Spatially uncorrelated channel assumption is considered as for the different groups we have antennas spatially well separated, and within the same group, both polarization and spatial separation of antennas can be effectively used especially in urban environments [17].

Typical values of a unitary gap junction conductance are 10 550 pS [11] giving g GJ = 10 – 5500  pS (or R GJ = 180 – 10 5  M Ω ) for 1 10 gap junction channels per electrical connection, although these estimates may be conservative and conductances from a larger range could be considered, as for example g GJ = 10 – 240000  pS corresponding to R GJ = 4 – 10 5  M Ω in [14].

Information from social security offices was usually not considered, as for these institutions, a clinic or a radiological facility is usually considered as a single 'mammography centre' although it may comprise more than one mammography unit.

This clearly indicates that in a country where both underweight and overweight coexist, care must be taken in developing programmes at a community level such that those who require to put on weight and those who need to lose weight are considered, as for example, in the school feeding programmes.

Those kinds of prices are just too much in a world where the console is considered as for-games-with-nice-extras.

These are even considered as wonderful gifts for someone special.

She allowed herself to feel and act on sexual desire, which she considered as natural for women as for men.

The prognosis of PWE was unknown for 198 (69.7%), considered as severe for 47 (16.6%), or lethal for 18 (6.3%).

We only consider, as for the case, the proof is similar.