Sentence examples for considering there could be from inspiring English sources
Considering there could be a loss of energy after two filter, the second amplifier is used to increase the strength of the signal.
He said that the best line is so important that should a driver be slightly off line in a corner he can lose a minimum of a tenth of a second, which, when considering there could be a dozen corners or more on a single lap, it can easily add up to the loss of a second per lap.
"I hadn't considered there could be an emotional entity responsible for an object," Newson said one day last spring over lunch near his London office.
And as Darrigol adds, "Considering this distinction there could be no agreement, even asymptotically between the spectrum of radiation emitted by a single atom and the one emitted by the corresponding classical system, since a single atom in a given state could emit only one line.
Whilst maternal hypotension is usually considered to be good in pregnancy there could be a link between hypotension and stillbirth [ 54- 57].
Considering that there could be at most V/2 iterations, the overall run-time complexity of the MAM algorithm is O(EVlogE).
Considering that there could be multiple level of workflow embedding in meta-workflows we introduce p as the depth to describe it.
More practically, researchers are now considering whether there could be possible disadvantages of using light exposure to reduce mildly elevated bilirubin levels in newborn infants (Hammerman et al. 1998).
This is so tricky that some researchers began to consider whether there could be a quantum computer that just stayed in its lowest energy state.
Analyst Josh Lipman said: Management's rejection of CVC's 950p bid, has led us to consider that there could be considerably more upside to pricing changes than we had initially expected.
