Sentence examples for considering the permanent from inspiring English sources

In order to describe the accurate cyclic tension-compression behavior, the combined isotropic-kinematic hardening law based on the modified Chaboche model and the practical two-surface model based on Dafalias-Popov and Krieg models have been modified in this work, considering the permanent softening behavior during reverse loading and the non-symmetric behavior during reloading.

Considering the permanent controversy concerning the evaluation of model fit, it was impossible to evaluate the fit of the model independently.

The statement added that Iran considered "the permanent struggle against this international pariah its divine duty".

Boateng comes across on film as someone who considers the permanent presence of a camera a fitting signifier of his status, so I ask if he enjoyed it.

A council spokeswoman said: "Councillors will formally consult on the proposal to consider the permanent closure of Inversnaid and Lochearnhead schools.

The stress, plastic strain and phase transformation fields are analyzed by finite element (FE) simulations using a pseudoelastic constitutive model which considers the permanent plastic deformation.

Democrats considered the permanent reauthorization of the 9/11 health program a big win that took much more pulling of teeth than would have seemed necessary.  .

Whether they considered the permanent consequences of behaving in such a manner is a question of morality, which will be addressed shortly.

The insidious full flowering of the link between Cain/Ham and Africans took shape in antebellum America where some southern and northern Christian ministers defended slavery as biblically justified, the result of God's unconditional mark of darkness on Africans who were considered the permanent intellectual and moral inferiors of white Europeans.

Only a few studies have considered the permanent dentition [ 25, 26], and most of them have considered specific diseases only [ 33].

When considering the scope for permanent net giveaways in the Autumn Statement, what matters is the extent to which any reduction in borrowing this year feeds into lower expected borrowing in future.