Sentence examples for considered to be open from inspiring English sources
Solution-enhanced fractures from images are considered to be open fractures that contribute to flow.
The IPO window is widely considered to be open, but the month of May has been pretty dead for tech.
This work comprises a summary of scientific challenges in space weather research that are considered to be open scientific questions and how they are being addressed in terms of instrumentation by the international community, including the Latin American groups.
These eruptions occur over a relatively short time interval, and the conduit system is considered to be open so that magma ascent is not significantly affected by the surrounding rocks.
The whole spectrum is considered to be open for an opportunistic spectrum access scenario, meaning the SUs can use any channel on the condition of not causing harmful interference to the PU network.
Starting with the release of Fourth edition on April 2002, the full source code of Plan 9 from Bell Labs was freely available under Lucent Public License 1.02, which is considered to be open source license by the Open Source Initiative (OSI), free software license by the Free Software Foundation, and it passes the Debian Free Software Guidelines.
In case of ICD-9-CM codes for both LC and OC (5%), the patient was considered to be exposed to the open surgical procedure.
This process stands in contrast with many other popular projects that are considered to be 'Open', which allow developers to access the code as it's being written, and in some cases, to check new code in themselves.
In its unprogrammed state, an antifuse has such a high resistance that it may be considered to be an open circuit.
Bo Xilai's dismissal had been interpreted by some as part of a political struggle between supporters of former President Jiang Zemin and supporters of Mr Wen and former President Hu Jintao, who were considered to be more open to reform.
Marine ecosystems have historically been considered to be relatively open, with populations demographically and genetically connected over broad spatial scales.
