Sentence examples for considered different alternatives from inspiring English sources

We considered different alternatives and then decided (without asking the veterinarian, but letting her know what we had decided to do) that because the pills weren't working and were causing him a good deal of unneeded and obvious emotional distress, Inuk should spend the last weeks of his life enjoying every single moment as much as possible.

The model considers different alternatives for the design parameters and construction materials for the cooling tower; in addition, a superstructure for cooling networks is included, which allows for configurations in series and in parallel, as well as the bypass of fresh and previously-used cooling water.

Besides frame by frame analysis and the analysis of adjacent frames, the possibility of the extended method for combining similar information across frames allows to consider different alternative architectures.

A superstructure is proposed that considers different alternative designs and operating conditions for the recovery of a high purity paraxylene product from a feed stream containing other xylene isomers and ethylbenzene.

The ever increasing worldwide demand for liquid and gaseous fuels along with overwhelming environmental concerns for greenhouse gas emissions have driven scientists and technologists to consider different alternative energy sources.

The alternative scenarios considered different magnitudes of indirect effects: mild (scenario 1), intermediate (scenario 2) or strong (scenario 3).

A detailed thermo-economic model considering different technological alternatives for thermochemical production of Synthetic Natural Gas SNGG) from lignocellulosic biomass is presented.

A detailed thermo-economic model combining thermodynamics with economic analysis and considering different technological alternatives for the thermochemical production of liquid fuels from lignocellulosic biomass is presented.

There are always trade-offs when considering different cloud alternatives; for example, robust cloud infrastructures may result in unnecessary costs to guarantee against events that are very unlikely to happen, while simple infrastructures may result in loss of critical data.

We considered three different alternatives: 50% identity covering at least 50% of the sequence (relatively loose matches), to 70% identity at 70% coverage (moderate), and 90% identity at 90% coverage (tight).

After systematically considering different cluster analysis alternatives, we suggest an interpretation based on four clusters of user patterns, displayed in Figure 4.