Sentence examples for considering the earliest from inspiring English sources

This chapter begins by considering the earliest and best-known equity-linked instruments—"convertible bonds," and their relative warrant linked bonds.

We start considering the earliest lists of members and congress visitors from the "Deutsche Röntgen Gesellschaft" (DRG) as samples taken out of the population of X-ray users in Germany [4, 5].

The six scheduling rules in Kia et al. (2010) that are adapted for this study are as follows: Earliest modified due date (EMDD): In this rule at each stage whenever a machine becomes free, a job is to be chosen that has the highest priority considering the earliest modified due date among all jobs waiting in the queue for processing.

Considering the earliest, pre-RNA, period of evolution, earth scientists prospect for the free energies and the mineral catalysts that promoted reactions between oceanic dissolved CO2 and submarine alkaline hydrothermal effluents of H2, NH3 and CH3S- issuing at ≤120°C into the inorganic pores of an ocean floor hydrothermal mound.

Specialists consider that percentage exceptionally high, especially considering the early stage of oil development in Kazakhstan.

He took a PhD with the University of Colorado, his thesis considering the early work of HG Wells.

That night, I drift into a peaceful sleep, seriously considering the early retirement of my battered two-man tent.

Ferri says that, considering the earlier loss of signal, the "chances are slim" that MRO has anything.

Considering the earlier works, the effect of nanoparticles can vary for different morphological and physiological attributes on plants.

Research efforts have usually focused on predicting fatigue resistance against crack incubation without considering the early fatigue crack growth after encountering the first grain boundary.

This incongruity could be explained by the OR managers considering the earlier mathematical studies, performed using data from a few large teaching hospitals, as irrelevant to their hospitals.