Sentence examples for considered diversity from inspiring English sources

Though a few studies have considered diversity in evaluating accessibility, diversity and the love of diversity have not been simultaneously included in one indicator.

MENAs seem to be progressing more slowly than other groups in the entertainment industry, but Yuen pointed out that in the past, MENA actors have been classified in the industry as "Caucasian" and therefore weren't considered diversity hires.

For the considered diversity-based transmission schemes, a problem is then encountered in uplinks: large blocks will have many embedded pilots and thus good possibilities for interpolation, which is more robust than extrapolation.

Others who start diverse charter schools consider diversity as a necessary means to promote and attain higher student academic standards.

"If we do not consider diversity in TV then Britain is at a disadvantage," she said.

Over the years, a shifting alliance of Justices has protected certain key constitutional rights — notably, a woman's right to choose and the right of universities to consider diversity in student admissions.

Despite universities and funding bodies paying lip service to the concept, academics report their interdisciplinary work being excluded from the Research Excellence Framework due to being "too risky" and high impact journals seemingly less inclined to consider diversity among disciplines.

Another widely applied approach consists in considering diversity as a feedback indicator.

Let us consider diversity system applied on a small terminal with multiple antennas.

In other words, this study considers diversity combining for time-delay estimation, where the diversity results from the dispersed spectrum utilization of the cognitive radio system.

In[24], the authors presented a solution for this challenge but without considering diversity and with only one desired output signal Q=1.