Sentence examples for explicitly disregarding from inspiring English sources

It is critical to notice that taking tree topologies alone explicitly disregarding any time scale has the implicit problem of obviating extinction.

Evaluating the E.P.A. rule, the court found that the E.P.A. had "explicitly disregarded" the "possible health benefits of ozone".

AU, on the other hand, refers to a fanfic that explicitly disregards chunks of canon, stipulating up front that the story will exist within an "alternate universe" in which, say, Rowling never wrote Sirius Black's death into Order of the Phoenix).

Disregarding generalised body forces, which may be position dependant, the energy functional in Eq. 10 does not explicitly depend on the spatial coordinates, and therefore, the Beltrami identity may be used to obtain the stationary points of the Euler-Lagrange equation.

Current work exploits general visual representations extracted from a single entire image, disregarding the fact that the text to be translated may refer to specific parts of the image and not explicitly modeling any mappings between vision and language, e.g. words and objects.

-- Disregarding this appeal, Reps.

Disregarding the type-token distinction.

The presumption is an aid to consistent construction of statutes of the enacting sovereign when their purpose is in doubt, but it does not require that the aim of a statute fairly to be inferred be disregarded because not explicitly stated.

It is often disregarded that organizations explicitly concerned with global health governance usually have several mandates.

In January, Mr. Bush issued an executive order telling federal officials to disregard earmarks unless they were explicitly included in the text of legislation.

Even though patients with incurable diseases were disregarded, calves with further health problems were not explicitly excluded in our study.