Sentence examples for implicitly considers from inspiring English sources
This area implicitly considers the presence of steel ribs and the progressive steel concrete slip through two coupled plastic criteria.
We also show that though our multi-regularized sparse reconstruction technique improves over conventional sparse recovery, it still suffers from the graph-signal smoothness assumption it implicitly considers.
When Jacie sees a custard pie, for example, and uses it in the inevitable way, it's funny because it is freshly funny to her. "Comic Potential" also implicitly considers the degree to which everyone is the product of culture programming and outside stimuli.
Comparison of the two methods showed that EB boundary-layer resistances, unlike TD, implicitly considers the peculiarities of the plant architecture and structure, as well as its distribution in the field and the presence or absence of substrate under the canopies.
Validations by in-situ observations of E601B pan evaporation rates at the shore of Nam Co Lake as well as measured EL over an adjacent small lake using eddy covariance technique suggest that CRLE is capable of simulating EL well since it implicitly considers wind effects on evaporation via its vapor transfer coefficient.
The cloud broker implicitly considers the possibility of multi-cloud deployment.
Risk is implicitly considered by accounting for stock-out costs.
Thus, the issue of fairness has always been implicitly considered in the design and evaluation of trust management systems.
My younger sister, who had failed her 11 plus, was forced to go to another school entirely, one implicitly considered "inferior" where the "failures" went.
Because they implicitly consider one single working copy, revision control systems do not scale up well to perform simultaneous analyses of multiple versions of systems.
A compaction simulation of a single textile layer is performed to the desired target fibre volume fraction while implicitly considering multiple plies in different nesting configurations through periodic boundary conditions.
