Sentence examples for considering the transformation from inspiring English sources

The post office joins a growing list of governments and quasi-governmental authorities that are considering the transformation of ad-free environments into revenue-producing ad outlets.

First we convert the nonhomogeneous boundary conditions to homogeneous conditions by considering the transformation u ( x ) = y ( x ) − 2 x.

Xie and Huang [15] analyzed these data without considering the transformation of Y. Furthermore, they did not consider group selection of factors.

Considering the transformation unimodular matrix T into the system model (3), the received signal r R can be rewritten as r R = H R T T - 1 x R + n R = H ′ R z R + n R, (9).

Considering the transformation y=x/h(t),qquad w t, y)=u t, x),qquad z t, y)=v t,x), similar to the proof of Lemma 2.1 in [27], we obtain (z_{y} t, 1) < 0) for (0< tleq T).

Even considering the transformation in which the faculty becomes an advisor and partner in the learning process, crucial points may be found that interfere in the development of the projected curricular changes.

A mixed isotropic kinematic hardening model considering the transformation-induced plasticity (TRIP) effect was proposed for TRIP steels in this study.

Small-scale reactors (<10 l) have been employed in composting research, but few attempts have assessed the performance of composting considering the transformations of organic matter.

By considering the transformations, introducing the generalized parameters, and employing a similarity parameter, comprehensive solutions are found to this problem; hence, the curves presented in the text are generic rather than specific.

The sensorimotor system's dependence on somatosensory rather than visual information for the learning of dynamics may be unsurprising when considering the transformations required to determine the appropriate change in the feedforward motor command based on an error signal from each of these sensory systems[60].

Consider the transformation of Hong Kong, which is now the world's second biggest wine auction centre behind New York.