Sentence examples for considering that angle from inspiring English sources

Considering that Angle was three or four points ahead in most polls during the last week, and that Reid has had a history of very close races, for him this was practically a landslide.

A majority of the respondents (58%) considered that angle and distance measurements were not relevant to the general assessment.

In that case, considering that the dip angle α of the tilted formation is equal to 15°, 30°, 45° and 60°, respectively, the amplitude ratios and the phase differences of the electromagnetic wave signal received by two receiver coils are shown in Fig. 9.

This location and the resulting movement, however, become more intuitive when considering that the intrinsic angle between the lever arms is similar to that found when the two heads are bound to actin, that is, ∼37 nm away from each other.

Considering that the elevation angles of the rang bins that are adjacent to the rang cell under test change slowly, thus φ can be ignored in (5) for both the transmit and the following receive beamforming.

For this purpose, a robust H∞ output-feedback controller based on differential steering is designed to achieve yaw stabilization, considering that the desired steering angle is uncertain and hard to obtain.

Considering that the generator power angle prediction and response based transient instability detection modules share the same data and application programming interface, it is convenient to update the existing modules or develop new modules and add them to the test platform in order to meet the multiple test requirements.

It's a sexy news angle considering that Gov. Pat McCrory (R) has spent the past month trying desperate measures  — including calling for a statewide recount and alleging voter fraud — to hold on to the state's highest office following a brutal loss on Election Day.

It has to be considered that maximum angles of straight trajectories should be affected only by the vent profile in the plain perpendicular to the line of view.

We consider that the pitch-angle scattering process is produced by small-scale magnetic field irregularities frozen in the expanding solar wind.

One can consider that the high-angle reverse fault was a reactivated one (Jackson 1980).