Sentence examples for considered just one from inspiring English sources

"I wanted to try something different, to be considered just one player and not the super star.

Each network considered just one load forecast period.

Food is a market like the Internet is a market — it's too big to be to considered just one "market".

(2014) considered just one case for which the source of OHS PUIs was the IHS, and (2) explored different values for a heating parameter (alpha) in their simulations, whereas Desai et al.

While we have considered just one fluorophore, the methodology could readily be applied to samples with two or more [ 13].

Consequently, CrI alone may not adequately explain differences in observed hydrolysis rates and should be considered just one of several parameters that likely affect the enzymatic hydrolysis rate of cellulose in a biomass sample.

We note that the solution in this sense is considered just one-side differentiable at t = t 0 (specifically, right-differentiable at t = t 0 ).

Consider just one example of the impact of basic science research on our economy today: The National Research Council calculated the portion of revenue from 30 well-known computing firms whose technology could be traced back to research supported by government agencies.

On-demand economy will continue to surge world-wide if we consider just one variable - the increase of the "global middle class" from 1.8 billion in 2009 to 3.2 billion by 2020 and 4.9 billion by 2030, especially for the markets of Asia, Africa and BRICS countries.

TO see why, consider just one cost of the overweight and obese population: the extra burden it imposes on the Medicare and Medicaid programs paid for by taxpayers.

Consider just one figure.