Sentence examples for in which we consider from inspiring English sources

That remains a fact.... Now, let's not lose sight of the historical context in which we consider this nomination.

Professor Argyris called the most common response single loop learning — an insular mental process in which we consider possible external or technical reasons for obstacles.

By Ligaya Mishan July 29 , 2009In which we consider the sexual anatomy of the Gethenians, how much anthropology we want in our science fiction, and which of the two lead characters we'd like to hang out with more.

I believe that resolutions will come at the end of debates in which we consider the common good and individual autonomy, a debate this country has had since its founding.

Mr. Gelman notes this question may not be the most important one anyway: Regarding the causal question, I'd like to move away from the idea of "Does A cause B or does B cause A" and toward a more intervention-based framework … in which we consider effects of potential actions.

The focus is on hybrid modelling, in which we consider event and time discrete types.

Last month we provided the first part of that advice, in which we considered the evidence on climate science and international and EU circumstances.

"Consequently, following a thorough review in which we considered all the options, it is with regret that we have had to close a number of sites.

The third procedure is a multi-objective calibration, in which we considered snow water equivalent (SWE) information at two different spatial scales (i.e. subbasin and elevation band), in addition to discharge measurements.

We developed a simplified phenology model in which we considered only two phases: "SPI", from sowing to panicle initiation and "PIFL" as the phase from panicle initiation to flowering.

This conclusion results from the χ2 goodness-of-fit test [22], in which we considered a wide range of hypothesized null distributions (i.e., Poisson, binomial, negative binomial, normal, gamma, lognormal, Weibull, beta; geometric, exponential, chi-squared, uniform).