Sentence examples for considering core from inspiring English sources
To define the syntax rules for the tags of ODML, the Document Type Definition (DTD) is defined considering core activities and related resources of OD.
He says an overhauled version of the recommendation system is in the works — which will place even more weight on tech giants' social graphs, as well as considering core matching factors such as people's location and age.
The performance of a naïve Bayes classifier is compared with a well-established statistical classification approach, linear discriminant analysis, by considering core and log data from marine eolian sediments.
As first step, since no real data were available, the baseline engine radiator (without ORC) has been sized, considering core height (H), width (W) and depth (D), in order to keep the frontal area 1 m2 and reject 202.5 kW heat to the ambient, to cool the cooling fluid from a radiator inlet temperature of 95.7 84 °C (engine inlet temperature), as required during Ricardo testing campaigns.
Daubin et al. suggested a supertree method to build bacterial phylogenetic trees through considering core genes [ 15].
A recent non-inferiority meta-analysis considering core ADHD symptoms included 7 direct comparative atomoxetine and methylphenidate clinical trials of at least 6 weeks duration (n = 1368) reporting no efficacy differences in responder rates [ 15].
Russian oil companies outsource what their Western counterparts would consider core competencies, explained Jacek Gawron, Halliburton's vice president for Eurasia.
Some 87% of respondents said values are considered core to their companies' business approach and value proposition and that they are referenced in design and services discussions.
A bank spokesman, Tony Rossi, said that "the tax refund loan business is a sort of niche business that falls outside of what would be considered core banking operations".
M&S says that 21 million people visit its shops at least once a week in Britain, with 12 million considered "core shoppers" who buy at least weekly.
He remembers the divisive issue of whether to close the bathhouses, which had been considered "core institutions" of the city's gay culture, at the epidemic's height.
