Sentence examples for framework that considers from inspiring English sources

Thermoelasticity of porous bonded-particle assemblies is modeled within a micromechanical framework that considers damage at the inter-particle interfaces.

These alternative electricity access solutions were designed using a decision support framework that considers optimal system sizing, reliability and efficiency.

This study develops a safety framework that considers three principal axes that affect crashes: why, who, and where.

An optimization framework that considers direct recycling strategies for wastewater reuse amongst multiple processing facilities is utilized in this work.

This work establishes an abstract framework that considers the distributed filtering of spatially varying processes using a sensor network.

Lyall asserted that the international community should move away from viewing the damage to cultural heritage site in isolation to a framework that considers the overall wartime dynamics.

Hydrological response was compared using volume- and scaled time-based hydrograph metrics within a statistical framework that considered the effect of antecedent soil moisture.

Hence, ecological risks and organizational risks should be managed and assessed as part of a larger framework that consider the risk "marketplace" while addressing the challenge of "deciding how to decide".

Our approach is also consistent with frameworks for environmental health surveillance (such as the DPSEEA: Driving-force - Pressure - State - Exposure - Effect - Action framework) that consider the causal web of policies and factors that contribute to health outcomes [ 11].

For instance, O'Brien-Pallas has built a dynamic system-based framework (effective demand-based model) that considers: (1) the population characteristics related to health levels and risks (needs-based factors); (2) the service utilization and provider deployment patterns (utilization-based); and (3) the economic, social, contextual, and political factors that can influence health spending [ 42].

This is especially true for systems whose performance is assessed within modern performance-based design frameworks that consider a full range of uncertainties, including wind loads modeled as stochastic processes.