Sentence examples for considering the movement from inspiring English sources
In this work we describe a new way of modeling imbibition by considering the movement and merger of interfaces at the pore level.
Blended spaces aim to produce a more harmonized UX of a place by considering the correspondences between physical and digital spaces and by considering the movement through these spaces.
If the ith join j i is selected, then one of the corresponding linked movements is selected, by considering the movement properties, and executed.
In doing so, it reveals the inventiveness and fearlessness of feminist activism, while also pointing towards the importance of considering the movement from the local and grassroots perspectives, presenting a more optimistic account of the enduring legacy of women's liberation.
If several potential routes between the source vehicle and the destination vehicle exist, MOPR chooses the route that is the most stable when considering the movement conditions of the intermediate nodes with respect to source and destination nodes.
Non-Orthodox Jews are rediscovering the mikvah (ritual bath), and Reform Judaism's growing interest in ritual practice is particularly striking considering the movement's founding rejection of such "ideas entirely foreign to our present [1880s] mental and spiritual state".
Considering the movements against affirmative action for underrepresented minorities, where is the movement to curtail the most improperly powerful part of the college admissions process: the ability to pay for it?
The approach presented here addresses both issues: it deals with relatively small particles by considering the movements of multiple particles together, yet is still able to model complex movement patterns, and it formulates a resolution-dependent radiation damage model.
I considered the movement the candidate.
Despite their support for J14, many Israelis consider the movement a failure.
In contrast to existing work the strategy considers the movement patterns of the observed targets.
