Sentence examples for considered intensively from inspiring English sources

Thermochemical TES is a type of TES with the potential for high energy density and is only recently being considered intensively.

But also the nanotube material itself and the procedure for the bucky paper production must be considered intensively to avoid large differences between different batches and to produce indiscriminate and reproducible carbon nanotube sheets.

However, the possibility of magnetic translation has not yet been considered intensively for ordinary diamagnetic solids (Beaugnon and Tournier, 1991; Ikezoe et al., 1998).

This is even more the case, when considering intensively energy consuming buildings, amongst them hotels and touristic lodgings, especially when they operate in intensively seasonally visited regions, such as the Mediterranean.

In addition, the fuzzy c-means (FCM) clustering method is introduced to extract the dominant color; finally six color spaces are considered and intensively analyzed for the best classification.

In our study the shorter survival time after administration of sedation in patients who had made an request for sedation might be due to the fact that in those patients the medical indications and preconditions were considered more intensively while the underlying disease progressed.

"I would hope that they consider very intensively if they should take on the responsibility" of governing, she told broadcaster ZDF, adding she saw no reason to resign and her conservative bloc would enter any new election more unified than before.

It may be necessary to balance expected impacts and consider how intensively success can be achieved across key impact dimensions.

To illustrate these complex effects of fishing, consider that intensively harvested populations are often comprised of a high proportion of small and/or young fish (Berkeley et al. 2004), and that size-selective fishing harvest will lead to changes in mean size and age of both mature and immature fish by simply truncating the population.

Hence, properties of the sampling design should be more intensively considered in metacommunity studies.

"We are quite disappointed," said Eduardo Stein, head of an election observer team for the Organization of American States, "because other options were being intensively considered".