Sentence examples for employed in view of from inspiring English sources

It was employed in view of the restoration works on a country church located in Sardinia.

Response surface methodology (RSM) based on central composite rotatable design (CCRD) involving 30 experiments of four process variables at five levels was employed in view of its economical way of obtaining optimal response with fewest number of experiments.

Although fluid restriction was relatively contraindicated in this case, it likely would not have been effective even if employed in view of the high urine to plasma electrolyte ratio that ranged from 0.73 to 1.39 (Table  5).

At the close of World War II most military theorists considered that permanent fortifications of the type previously employed were economically impracticable in view of their vulnerability to the incredible power of nuclear explosives and the methods, such as vertical envelopment from the air, that might be employed to reduce them.

"Swaddling should not be employed in my view, as there is no health benefit but a risk for adverse consequences of the growing and often immature hips".

A new tool that is employed in many defenses of realist views of scientific progress (Niiniluoto 1980, 2014; Aronson, Harré, and Way 1994; Kuipers 2000) is the notion of truthlikeness or verisimilitude (Popper 1963, 1970).

He was also known for the wit he employed in defense of his views that it wasn't the court's job to uphold the rights of categories of Americans including gay people.

You see the "Richter Effect," as it has come to be called, studiously employed in many of the paintings on view here.

Due to the good frequency localization of the prototype filter employed in the filter bank, and in view of this preamble structure, the interference to the pilot at subcarrier p only comes from its adjacent subcarriers, p±1.

The steps of design, as for example the choice of the coil, the switching devices employed are discussed at length, all in view of the control objective: tracking control of the DC motor's shaft angular velocity.

Additional views of the joint were employed in several of the studies reviewed including lateral (mediolateral), lateral flexed and skyline views (inferosuperior).